Daylight Savings Time

Did you remember to "fall back" this weekend?  Some other things you should put on your "to do" list when the days get shorter include:

• Reset automatic lights and sprinklers to standard time operation.
• Reset automatic/programmable thermostats
• Check fire extinguishers and test smoke detectors.
• Restock first-aid kits and emergency supplies.
• Change important passwords and pin numbers.
• Rotate tires and inspect the spare.

Did you know that daylight savings time also saves an estimated 1% on the country's electric usage?  For that reason, and many, many others, Daylight Savings Time is going to be increased next year by a full month and will start in March and end in November.  We say, why not give up and just go year round Daylight Savings Time?

10:50 AM - Nov. 3, 2006 - comments {0} - post comment

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