Sunday, November 06, 2011

So Dark

It's dark outside. Why is it so dark outside? Oh yeah, Daylight Savings Time ended. Ugh. I hate the end of Daylight Savings Time. I would gladly trade in my extra hour of sleep for those extra hours of daylight. Better yet, take two hours of my sleep time in exchange for those extra daylight hours and let's call it a day. Sure, I would miss the sleep, but at least I'd have more time to play outside. It sucks that the sun is only gonna be out when we're all at work. I mean, how am I suppose to enjoy the sun and get my vitamin D when I'm stuck inside? Crud.

Who actually likes the end of Daylight Savings Time anyway? Does anyone really enjoy it being dark outside all the time? Anyone? Well if you are one of those people...please let me know and I'll just assume that you're a vampire in disguise. You know, I think those bears are onto something. These winter months should be strictly for hibernation. As soon as Daylight Savings Time ends, we should all go into hibernation mode. We can stock up the fridge, lock the doors and crawl into bed...and stay there 'til spring. You could spend your days just lounging around and your nights wrapped up in bed...and eating...indoors. Sounds pretty awesome huh? I mean, how cool would that be? Besides the sheer boredom of life in the winter...I think it's a pretty good idea.

Well with the end of Daylight Savings Time...it means winter is coming. Winter coming...means winter weather is not far behind. I saw rain this weekend and it was not pretty. But, I guess, I can just remind myself that cold and rainy weather brings snow...and with snow comes snowboarding...wahoo. Fine fine...bring on the snow. It'll give me something to look forward to.

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