Imbolc Hare Moon
It’s a scourge. It’s unnatural. It’s Daylight Savings Time. Aside from being an obvious oxymoron, this idea forces us to change our sleep patterns every six months. Sleep is important and habits are important to sleep. Ergo.
(Plus, trees don’t change time.)
Here’s a link to a NYT room for debate piece on the subject:
“For days after “springing forward,” many of us feel a little jet-lagged and cranky. And the research is piling up to show that the time change affects more than our mood. It changes energy use, health, worker productivity and even traffic safety.
Does daylight saving time do more harm than good?”
