[Alberta's Child]

Starting next year, I've resolved to modify my work schedule so that daylight savings time won't even exist for me. I'm gonna keep my watch set the same way all year, and arrive at work in the morning -- and stay at work in the evening -- one hour later than everyone else.

[Tax-chick]

You're lucky you can do that. My husband's mentally-challenged place of employment won't let employees work rational hours (no, everyone has to arrive and depart *exactly at rush hour*, so they can spend extra time in traffic!). So if the kids are ever going to see their father, everyone has to DST whether we like it or not.

Grouse, grouse, GROUSE! I'm going to be sticking pins in Congressman dolls if they do this.

[Cobra64]

Starting next year, I've resolved to modify my work schedule so that daylight savings time won't even exist for me. I'm gonna keep my watch set the same way all year, and arrive at work in the morning -- and stay at work in the evening -- one hour later than everyone else.

Good plan. Pers-kon-ally, I don't care that much, but I do like a longer evening time since we like to go boating at 9pm when the sun is just setting on Lake James in NC.