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LETTERS FROM THE LIVING
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
For the uninitiated, clocks are either turned forwards or backwards an hour so as to have more daylight during the day in many parts of the world that experiences the four seasons. In the case of Atlanta, Georgia, we turn ours one hour ahead as Spring starts. I felt weird to say the least, as I am short-changed for an hour of my life right now! Waking up an hour earlier for school makes a helluva difference mind you!! To make matters a little harder to stomach, my revision time seems to shorten too!!! (I have 3 exams, 1 quiz, 1 hw due and a term paper assignment this week!!) So much so for daylight saving, I felt robbed.
On hindsight, Spring Break arrives an hour early!!
Laid to Rest at 1:50 AM;