Leave Mother Nature alone is my vote. Although now that I'm retired, it really doesn't matter what 'time' it is - I'm still a morning person.

I wrote this a few years back:

the sun
is where it would be
no matter
what our clocks say

So true!

Since I always, always, ALWAYS forget, I'm kind of against it.

My whole family was so consistent about forgetting it that the local priest would come back to the church an hour later on "THAT Sunday" to watch us get out of our car in an empty larking lot and watch the realization dawn on our faces.

Whether or not it saves energy, I loved the cartoon that showed a mother with three klids in one bed with a short blanket. She had just cut 4" off the top of the blanket and sewn them back on the bottom of the blanket.

Rick, just write yourself a note............post in a prominent place, like, say, your pillow?????

I did try that one year, but it wasn't a prominent enough place.

It might be a form of stubbornness. Changing the dang clocks wasn't MY idea, and who told THEM that they could make me do it?!?

I vote for daylight savings but I hate the change it takes me about two weeks to get use to it . It's worse in the spring

Not a fan of daylight savings time, but inadvertently found a way around it. Return from a cross country flight right when the clocks change - your circadian rhythm will so messed up from the jet lag/zone changes, that extra hour won't make a difference!

Gosh, I am SOOOOOO Ready for spring. Spring blooms and spring weather. Today it is cold out again but at least that snow passed us by and we didn't get any.

Now I planted thousands and thousands of spring bulbs last fall. Even thousands of crocus. All sports of species types and also the large flowered ones. So there should be plenty of crocus.

They have started blooming.


Snowbunting


Gypsey Girl



Lily my puppy gets into mischief cause she figured out how to get up on the radiaqtor cover that is in front of the windows.

Happy Spring. It's snowing

We had a dusting too. This cannot be right.

Snow? I'm sorry... We have sun and a prediction of 75 for today. I am hoping to replace the hot wire in the south fence line - if nothing else breaks first.

I was going to go to town today, but it's a slushy, heavy snow and the state has decided its not worth plowing, so I'm staying home.

Oh drats to those having snow! I want it to be spring. It is nice here but rained heavily all night. Clear now.

A nice rain would sure bring the frost out and settle the ground. But it's supposed to be cold AGAIN over the weekend. Nice today, yet.........in the 50's, I think.

It is still chilly. Not truly cold but chilly enough. I am ready for much nicer weather to arrive around here. But the weather guys are saying that it turns colder again by Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday. I just want it to finally actually feel like spring.

Deb, I had to laugh about the plane trip helping with the adjustment to daylight time. Middle of the night lambing duty will do the same thing.

Lambing is down to a handfull of stragglers. Cows should start calving right away. Today is nice, with just a breeze. Hubby is burning old grass to clean ditch lines. He will put the blade on the tractor to finish the job.

I'm planting onions today, finally. The bags of onion sets have been on my table for at least a couple of weeks. The weather got ugly right after I bought them. It's still early, daffodils haven't started to bloom yet. No snowbanks anymore, though. Calendar says it's spring, and finally today it feels like it.

We had about 1/2 a foot of snow yesterday. Today was supposed to be warm. Ok, after this past winter 34F could be considered warm. Yesterday's snow did melt, and maybe a little more of the leftovers, but like Anna said, cold over the weekend.

Yuck to the snow.