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To: berdie
The lack of daylight when I get away from the confines of work (where time IS observed) is an issue.

Does sunlight after you leave work require a twice a year change? Or can the changes stop and you still get the daylight you seek with a fixed time that doesn't change twice a year?

/johnny

52 posted on 03/21/2015 4:14:43 PM PDT by JRandomFreeper (gone Galt)
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To: JRandomFreeper

Of course it doesn’t require a twice a year time change. I am opposed to that. I just want DST. For the better part of the year it is light later with DST. When the time changes in November it is dark at 5:30.

I admit...it is a selfish desire on my part to have more light in the evening. But I’ll bet if it were put to a vote that would be most people’s desire.

Leaving it alone at one time or another...I’d adjust to as well. And hope it happens.


73 posted on 03/21/2015 4:34:34 PM PDT by berdie
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