Stupid Blanket

[Bleep]ing daylight savings time.

I’m crispy.  We’re all grumpy at the house because our routine is off.  It is 7:01 and there’s a frozen pizza in the oven. Rabbit is pissed off because I put too much shampoo in her hand while she was in the shower (“It’s supposed to be the size of a quarter!“) and PC is pissed at me because I’m irritated with Rabbit.  I’m ticked off at PC because he didn’t start anything for dinner while I was finishing up at youth retreat training and had to stop at the store for a frozen pizza.

The circle of life.

Meanwhile, I feel as tired and exhausted as I usually do at 9:00 but my body still thinks it is 6:00 p.m. and the clock says 7:03 now.  Fellow blogger Keetha had a memorable quote on her blog yesterday about daylight savings time that perfectly mirrors how I feel about it: 

“Only a white man would believe that you could cut a foot off the top of a blanket and sew it to the bottom of a blanket and have a longer blanket.” – Native American proverb

7 comments on “Stupid Blanket

  1. Isn’t that the truth!! Daylight savings time is so stupid. I’m in a bad mood, too, and I’m freaking tired because we had to serve coffee at church this AM and I got up at 5:45 which was 4:45 the OLD time. Freaking time change!

  2. None of this explains why I am sleepless this morning. But perhaps I’ll get a jump on things so I won’t feel so stressed in the final moments before surrender to going to bed at 9:00 tonight.

  3. I used to think people who couldn’t adjust to DST were wimps. Now that I’m old, I understand! I had to take an ambien at 2:00 a.m. and now it’s 10:30 a.m. and all I want is 2 more hours of sleep.

    My cousin thinks daylight savings time should be adjusted so that we fall back on a Sunday night, and spring ahead on a Friday at 4:00 p.m. LOL.

  4. Bleeping dayight saving time is right. Everytime I look at the clock, I mentally subtract an hour and then sigh heavily. The older I get, the longer it takes me and my sleep to adjust to the time change.

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