Daylight Savings time

Maybe this is the last time we spring ahead? Maybe? Hopefully?

There's a major push to keep Daylight Saving Time this year.

Daylight savings time is next week.

On Saturday (November 2) at 2 AM the clocks will go back to 1 AM. Hawaii, most of Arizona and a few other U.S. territories don't follow Daylight Savings Times. Where did daylight savings come from? They say to conserve energy during for farmers, but it may have even originated earlier than that: Many consider Benjamin Franklin as the inventor of daylight saving time, though he only suggested that

Essentially we're moving an additional hour of daylight from evening to morning. And for that one day a year we get an additional hour of sleep.

When we set those clocks back in the fall, it gets so dark, so early that it's depressing. If only we could eliminate Daylight Savings Time...

Daylight Saving Time is upon us. Well, most of us.

It happens every spring so we should be prepared, but are you ever really able to prepare to lose sleep? Daylight Saving Time is this Sunday, March 12, which means much of the nation will be “springing forward” into an hour less of sleep and setting your clock back before you go to bed. The change...

So, did you miss that extra hour of sleep? Yes, this morning at 2 a.m., we returned to "Daylight Savings Time". I found a pretty cool video that gives some explanation as to why we do this.

My wife just asked me when the clocks go back. I almost forgot that it's this weekend!

Its time to “change” the clocks again. Daylight Savings Time Begins tonight, no wait or is it tomorrow at 2 am. I know it gets confusing. The official day is Sunday, March 11 at 2 am but unless you’re a “purist” you don’t have to stay up until 2 to do it. Just set your clock one hour ahead before bed time and wake up one hour less refreshed. I guess losing an hour’s rest is the price we must pay f