Human 3500

I'm starting to see some ice build up on my clothesline. I use it to gauge how the overhead wires are doing. #onstorm

Time to put away the Christmas tree. We undecorated it in January but used the lights for ambient lighting until the time change.

Here comes my free car wash.

Patio area is all shoveled. Some ice where the sun doesn't shine. Chairs are out and have been used. 👍

It looks like the experimental farm drainage project has started back up.

There's an excavator on the road and i was sure they had fixed most of the field they dug up but it doesn't look like that now. @Hansonthebike@mastodon.world

Wow! My passport just arrived. I only left the passport office 6 days ago. I think I spent longer in line than they took to print it.

I submitted it on Thursday and they issued it on Monday. Amazing.

I can never believe all the complaining about the #TimeChange (buy only via #dst).

People talk about the ordeal of physically changing the time on clocks, most of which probably change on their own. Their calendars (unless you use Microsoft) all change automatically. It really is not hard.

It is exactly as hard as taking an east west flight over over two hours because your phone and maybe your watch just adjusts itself. In this situation, everyone complains about the ordeal of air flight after the year 2000. Maybe they talk about jetlag but they blow that off much faster.

Now, I can understand losing an hour of sleep in the spring DST change, but I don't understand why people just don't adjust. And by adjust, I mean adjust things so that the complaining about sleep is taken care of.

For the last decade or so, we change the clocks at 2PM. Suddenly, it is 3PM and one hour of chores has vanished instead of one hour of sleep.

Of course, you might have an appointment between 2PM and midnight, but we've not had a problem.

Why not try it and reduce your DST stress?

Is it wrong to love the fact that #Iran bombed Amazon data centres?