You know THOSE people who never take down their Christmas lights because by the time they get around to it, it's October and it seems like a waste of time to take them down and put them back up a month later. I scorn THOSE people. I've even been known to go around the day before New Years if I was going to be out of town and box up all the Xmas stuff just to avoid being one of THOSE people. And I also loathe THOSE other people, who purposefully set their clocks (or their morning alarm) ahead five minutes to avoid making themselves late but they're always late anyway because they look at the clock, and think to themselves, "that's okay, I still have five minutes." And yet...
I was in the truck yesterday and happened to look at the time on the stereo display and was shocked to discover that it was the correct time. Because, you see, I've been mentally subtracting an hour since the fall and now that daylight savings time has rolled around again, I felt somewhat pleased with myself that I didn't have to reset the clock because now, months later, it's finally right. I caught myself in the middle of this thought and realized, dear God, I AM one of THOSE people.
Posted by Kaz at April 7, 2006 1:43 PMYou must repent.
Posted by: Ken at April 8, 2006 9:43 AMIt is snowing in PA right now!!!
what in fucking hell is goin on? THis global warming shit is freaking me out. Tornado's and hurricanes rip up the south, while the northeast swings randomly back and forth between 80 degrees and 25 degrees.
Uh, you need to relax. One day you will decide to keep you lights up all year. I already know that I will do that and I don't even own a house.
It must be UTAH, getting to ya.
Posted by: Rob at April 9, 2006 1:04 AMHey Rob, Remember that you used to keep the lights up in your college apartment year round. but that was more about setting the mood at parties, then being white trash.
Posted by: Reed at April 9, 2006 8:54 PMThe really frightening thing about it is not the lazyness, its the idea that a year isn't such a long time. When I was a kid, a summer seemed like a lifetime. as an adult, its just a quick break between winters.
On the inevitable march to our graves....
bom! bom! bom!
Posted by: Old Man Reed at April 9, 2006 8:58 PMOwen has white x-mas light up in his room year round. But it is like you said, Reed, it's about setting the mood for parties. Breast feeding parties.... ;)
Posted by: George at April 10, 2006 7:16 AMBreast feeding parties are the best kind.
Posted by: reed at April 10, 2006 9:31 PM