Daylight Saving Time...

[Ciel21]

Those of you with vehicle clocks that need manual adjustment, it's time to do the deed as the change is 4 days' away!
Or find the manuals that tell you how to change the clock (Internet version-find a Youtube video for your car's clock change).

Afterwards, top up any car fluids. Sunday is going to be a messy weather day in Ontario.

[Ciel21]

Still not a fan of daylight savings time. I feel like we get hit twice with circadian shocks in spring: the clock change in March and on May 1 with Time of Use electricity hours changed for peak vs mid-peak rates for summer *May 1 to Oct 31*

[Ciel21]

Happening this weekend. Set your car/truck/rv clocks soon to regular standard time. Plus any digital household items and garage/light timers...

BTW, Quebec recently was in the news about asking its residents which time should province stay on year-round. Ends Dec.1.
https://consultation.quebec.ca/proce...eure?locale=en

Ontarians ought to pay attention as Ontario passed legislation to follow same time rules if Quebec and NewYork State make same time changes.

[Ciel21]

We are six weeks away from doing the clock change shuffle/runaround for daylight savings time.
Yes, I have circled clock changes on calendars. Always good to look ahead and think how to get ready for end of winter yardwork, any seed plantings or seed shopping, new outdoor item purchases and checking out bistro sets at hardware stores.

Meanwhile, ice melter deals are appreciated! This winter means business in January.

[Ciel21]

British Columbia has a politician wanting the province's residents to not have to do the time change shuffle.
https://www.thespec.com/news/canada/...96111ad1c.html

[Ciel21]

Given the regular winter season and surprise April 2 snowfall, daylight saving time is ok so far. Still would like to do away with clock changes.
Hard to believe that it is May and summer solstice is a month and 20 some days away.