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OK, but I’m still sleepy!


I know that hour adds sunlight at the end of the day. I know that hour means summertime is just around the corner. I know that hour means I am one step closer to both of my children being home together at least for a little while.


But, really, adjusting to the time change means waiting to enjoy all of those positive things that come along.


Anyone else having trouble adjusting?  I think I need a nap.

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Rona Gura

We were in the city Saturday night for a wedding. We got up early on Sunday and took a long walk. At that time I felt great. Once we got home, at about 2:00, I totally crashed. Took a 2:00 nap and another one at 7:00. I finally went to bed for the night at 11.
Riva Schwartz

just like travelling, the key is to live in the time zone you are in - that being said I ALWAYS get up early and go to bed (relatively) early!

Submitted by janetfeller on Tue, 03/15/2016 - 04:26

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Janet Orozco-Feller

I'm right there with you. In fact, one of my co-workers and I were just commenting how we could use a nap.
Corey Bearak

It came too early! It is messing me up in the even when time is an hour later but my body thinks It's too early to retire.

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