Time Zones

[Grandma Helen]

Do you like the time changes in spring and fall?  I'm about 3 hours from where the time zone changes from eastern to central and it takes forever for the sun to come up and and go down in the evening.  Have you ever been where you have a different time zone?  

[Steven Robkoff]

I have always felt that it was a pain in the butt. When I worked I had to write myself a note to change my alarm clock. Now I just adjust the clocks when I naturally wake up. It's still an annoyance. 

[Syble]

I have lived in all 4 US time zones.  You get used to the change.

[Marcia Rawlyk]

I've always lived in the Eastern zone. I took a cross county trip with my ex when we were married and had to keep chnaging the time. I don't really like the time changes. I would like to on daylight savings time permanently

[Eaglewoman]

I came from Colo. mountain time zone to Ohio- eastern time zone- 2 hours difference. Hate that its get light so late in the morning and dark so early at night.

Its hard- I'm up early- but have to wait for my friends to get up 2 hours later to call- then on the other hand- they ofton forget I'm 2 hours a head and call me in the evening and I'm already in  bed.

[MTwoman]

Doesn't matter to me. I've been Mountain time for 25 years, before that Pacific time for 39 years. Since I'm able to add and subtract, I don't have  problem if I travel to another zone, and since I'm pretty far north, the sun comes up late and goes down early, but have found that since the invention of the electric light bulb, it's not much of a problem.

[PartTimeBrewer]

MTwoman, I couldn't have said it better.

[OneEyedDiva]

I neither like or dislike it...I've simply gotten used to it.