On 03/18/15, Nancy Backus pondered and said...
 
 NB>  PH> ..and what a bunch of rabble-rousers you both are ;-P
 NB> 
 NB> Not really... only griping on an (admittedly international) echo, that
 NB> nobody in charge of doing anything is likely to take notice of...  ;)

Ha.. it sounds all under control then - carry on ;)

 NB>  PH> I'm about to soon loose my DST as we creep back into autumn here.
 NB> 
 NB> When does your time change...?   Ours is now the second Sunday in March
 NB> going onto DST and the first Sunday in November coming off... 

It commences on the last Sunday in September, when 2.00am becomes 3.00am. It
ends on the first Sunday in April, when 3.00am becomes 2.00am. So I'm not far
from dropping out of daylight savings time now..

 NB>  PH> Missing summer already...
 NB> 
 NB> One could have summer without DST, that's for sure..  ;)  Here, we have
 NB> to wait for 10pm for it to get dark enough for the 4th of July
 NB> fireworks... without DST, it could start at 9pm...  ;)

I have the same issue where I live at Christmas time waiting until 10pm or
later for it to be dark enough to take the kids out for a drive to look at
the christmas lights on the houses.

Best, Paul

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