Thursday, March 31, 2005
Daylight Savings and Your Presentation
If you are presenting next week, take a look at your calendar...and your clock. On April 3, most areas in North America are "springing ahead" to Daylight Savings Time. This means that you get to sleep in an extra hour, so you won't be late for your 9 a.m. presentation on Monday.
Of course if you live in Arizona or South Bend, Indiana, you can ignore the above paragraph. Certain areas throughout the U.S. don't observe Daylight Savings at all. Just be mindful of your time zone next week! ¶ 3/31/2005 09:20:00 AM
If you are presenting next week, take a look at your calendar...and your clock. On April 3, most areas in North America are "springing ahead" to Daylight Savings Time. This means that you get to sleep in an extra hour, so you won't be late for your 9 a.m. presentation on Monday.
Of course if you live in Arizona or South Bend, Indiana, you can ignore the above paragraph. Certain areas throughout the U.S. don't observe Daylight Savings at all. Just be mindful of your time zone next week! ¶ 3/31/2005 09:20:00 AM
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It's better to show up an hour early than an hour late. Still, I'd rather just be on time.
# posted by 
: 11:31 AM, March 31, 2005
: 11:31 AM, March 31, 2005
Daylight Savings Time means you'll LOSE an hour of sleep, not gain it! Set your clock ahead an hour and don't be late for church on Sunday! :-)
# posted by : 11:02 AM, April 01, 2005
: 11:02 AM, April 01, 2005
Anonymous 2 is right! Did I just April Fool myself into believing I could sleep in an hour longer? :)
Thanks for the correction, otherwise I'd TOTALLY miss my own 8am presentation on Monday!
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Thanks for the correction, otherwise I'd TOTALLY miss my own 8am presentation on Monday!
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