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Topic: Spring Forward?
madisonman Joined Sun 12/23/07 Posts: 4573	Fri 03/06/09 11:45 PM
I think we lose an hour this weekend

SitkaRains Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 17228	Fri 03/06/09 11:48 PM
I think we lose an hour this weekend Yeppers for the states that do it. March 8th at 2 am. we spring forward an hour.

michiganman3 Joined Mon 10/29/07 Posts: 14519	Fri 03/06/09 11:49 PM
Which means it will be light when I get up in the evening, but still dark on the way home in the morning.

madisonman Joined Sun 12/23/07 Posts: 4573	Fri 03/06/09 11:53 PM
Which means it will be light when I get up in the evening, but still dark on the way home in the morning. You must work midnights. I am adjusting to that as well after 16 years on the job with all the layoffs my senority puts me on midnights. I suppose I should be glad to have a job

michiganman3 Joined Mon 10/29/07 Posts: 14519	Sat 03/07/09 01:46 AM
I've been on this night shift for 5 1/2 yrs now. W,TH,F 7 pm to 7 am. Off S,Sun,M,T, go back to work W night. About 7 bucks an hr in shift diff. and bonus

scoundrel Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 5960	Sat 03/07/09 01:55 AM
I think we lose an hour this weekend Yeppers for the states that do it. March 8th at 2 am. we spring forward an hour. For "the states that do it" is an excellent point. I will be one hour closer to my sweetheart--timewise--yet we remain 2460 miles apart. Real LDR.

Redshirt Joined Tue 02/26/08 Posts: 2109	Sat 03/07/09 09:36 AM
In Arizona we don't change time...simply time zones. Gets confusing not only for us but others as well. We will know be in the Pacific time zone. Which means there will be a two hour difference between me and my family back in the midwest.

pkh Joined Sat 05/26/07 Posts: 14961	Sat 03/07/09 09:38 AM
Thanks for the reminder

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