i hate daylight savings time
a little in the light
it seems like there's no day left after work
but there are mysteries and miracles in the sky
yes
these are small miracles
every day
every day
when i thought there might be
no more everydays
i'm smiling
and so is this small one.
you're gracious to be able to find the good bits! i just don't like it, period. i wonder what wendy thinks of it all.
ReplyDeleteyes, aimee, there may be good bits...not human made, for sure. wendy just loves me...and the kids and you and india and roz (speaking of bloggers) and, and, and...
ReplyDeleteI don't know if DST means the same thing over there as it does over here.... but I loathe and detest daylight savings..... blah... but love catching pics of hounds still on the run - yay wendy!
ReplyDeletekeep going Wendy, gently does it.
ReplyDeletelovely! My sort of miracles
ReplyDeleteLovely to see Wendy on the trot and I have my eye on that board.
ReplyDelete5 pm and it's already dark. not fun indeed. and sunsets escape me.
ReplyDeleteLove your miracles - both in the sky and in Wendy. Daylight savings time...well, it sucks. When it gets dark at 4 or 5 pm, my body always thinks it's time to sleep.
ReplyDeleteThat all sounds so weird from over here where I would love to have some daylight savings time. The sun is up at 4.50am and goes down about 6.15pm - I would love a slightly darker morning and a slightly longer twilight - and we don't have daylight savings! Whatever we have, we have to make the most of the seasonal rhythms don't we - I go to bed a lot earlier now seeing as how its bright by 5.
ReplyDeleteeveryone, wendy says woof! she's a little crooked, but frisky
ReplyDeleteronnie, dst=in the fall we turn the clock back an hour, spring forward. dst always feels like we've slaughtered our days, especially when the daylight is waning anyway.
kaite, she does get ahead of herself now.
kat, yep, just everyday
robyn, the board is a good one!
neki, the sky is wide open here on top of th ehill
jennifer, it's a tough adjustment every autumn
fiona, always adjusting to old sol, aren't we?
love that snap of lovely Wendy
ReplyDeleteVelma, oh you found the bright spots. I'm on the fence with DLS - I change only some of my clocks. I guess I don't like abrupt transitions
ReplyDeleteindie, yes!
ReplyDeletesusan, like the amish, who solve it by being 1/2 off all the time!
Beautiful pictures. Part of me looks forward to cosying up by the fire, but it's no fun going to work and coming home in the dark.
ReplyDeleteA woof to Wendy from another Wendy!
there's a wee bit of light as i go to work, and and hour and a half after. so far...
ReplyDeleteOnce its gets dark like this I put up little twinkle lights...the Winter Lights. They stay up til well into spring.
ReplyDeleteGood to see Wendy. She is such a love.
good idea, leslie
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy,
ReplyDeleteKiss and hug and tummy rub and ear scratch my friend. Keep warm, bryan
bryan, wendy says she'd prefer all those in person, but velma might translate them if she's in a good mood!
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