I’m so glad we’ve seen the end of Daylight Saving Time in Indiana for a few months. It’s light at 7 a.m. What a concept!
I guess it’s really not DST and changing the clocks back and forth as much as the time zone we are in. Indiana lies west of the line of demarcation between Eastern and Central time zones. The dividing line is in Ohio. Because we are beyond the western edge of this line, daylight doesn’t really take hold until about 8 a.m. when it’s DST, and night stays lit up until 9:30 or 10 p.m. We lose our mornings, which is terrible for an a.m. person.
A current take on this topic:
Daylight saving time is hurting our health, say scientists
Originally posted Nov. 1, 2009.
See previous posts about this topic:
Disruptions with Daylight Saving Time
The morning light doesn’t do me as much good since I am at work early, but, as a morning person, I support your dislike of daylight saving time.