Time Stamp
Is it me or does all stand still or skip a beat for a bit on the day we observe Daylight Savings Time? People are late, some are oddly early, things just seem a lil’ bent. It feels like an outdated practice, but it’s also comical to witness how long it takes for people to redial their clocks (alarms, buses, microwaves, even computers sometimes). And how the tinge of light deprivation makes slight zombies of us all. This year was a bit strange as it was the first time in my lifetime (and perhaps yours) that this ritual was held up until November. There is a ton of speculation (not sure how your officially weigh that) as to the decision behind this switch (by about a week) - but I’m slightly at odds with the theory that it has something to do with the continually eroding ecosphere. And perhaps it’s a wartime strategy of sorts. Conspiracy theory or just ‘how the ball bounces’ I don’t feel as though I’ll really need to consult the Farmer’s Almanac to find truth about every last second. I must note that today was a Red Letter Day, however. And I may not need to remind you that Mercury has just been Retrograde!