No! I wrote a post about it in the "random stuff I love" thread!

Amen

I hate this part too. I love it when the seasons change and the days get longer, but getting up when it's still pitch black out sucks. I wake up more easily and feel better in the morning if it's been getting light out before my alarm goes off. After a few short weeks of getting up to daylight, this will stick me right back into pitch black for another month or two.

I refuse to wake up before the sun is shining. I don't mind daylight savings time when I get an extra hour to sleep in, but this waking up earlier thing I just ignore. Do. Not. Like.

EDIT: Amen!

I get up for work at 8AM. I love the fact that I get extra hours of daylight in the evening with DST.

You DST Haters can go straight to hell, it's not my fault you have to go to bed at 8PM to wake up freakishly early and can't appreciate some extra sunlight in the evening!

I honestly don't understand early risers. You people might as well be Cylons or some whole other species to me.

Hey, someone's gotta get the worm. 5am here. I love being off work before school is out. Huzzah!

Amen. I don't care if it's one hour back or one hour ahead; just pick a f*cking time and LEAVE IT!

http://www.gamerswithjobs.com/node/35489

http://www.gamerswithjobs.com/node/41977

http://www.gamerswithjobs.com/node/38014

I bitch about it in all of those threads!

I like to fly under the radar. That's my style.

Now that I have two little girls (2 years and 10 months), I love the idea of more daylight towards the end of the day so I can play outside with them when I get home from work.

And it seems you like to do things fast. You made intern in 3 days and 1 hour! That could put you within tagging distance in less than 8 weeks if you keep your pace.

I say pick a damned time and stick with it.

I like DST.... I like the rhyme.
I like the setting sun and the morning shine.
I like the moon and stars and the way your eyes brim when there's falling rain.
Let me know when it's time.

Eff that. I want every single day to have slightly more or less hours than the one before it, on a schedule created by the Minister of Time (a position appointed by the President of Everything).

And that schedule should be created no more than 2 days in advance.

The time change always disrupts my kid's sleep schedule, making it a nuisance. I also routinely forget which weekend it falls on and inevitably end up early/late the next day, feel like an idiot when I remember and then update the clocks and make the adjustment.

I leave my house a little earlier than that too. Hate DST for about a week, until the loss of that hour settles in.