Sunday morning marks the return to Eastern Standard Time, and makes it the longest day of the year. Most of us look forward to the extra hour of sleep we get when we turn our clocks back when we go to bed Saturday night. While it also means there will be more light when the kids head off to school in the morning, the downside is less light for evening activities after work. Regardless, don't forget to "fall back."
13 Kasım 2012 Salı
Return to Eastern Standard Time
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Sunday morning marks the return to Eastern Standard Time, and makes it the longest day of the year. Most of us look forward to the extra hour of sleep we get when we turn our clocks back when we go to bed Saturday night. While it also means there will be more light when the kids head off to school in the morning, the downside is less light for evening activities after work. Regardless, don't forget to "fall back."
Sunday morning marks the return to Eastern Standard Time, and makes it the longest day of the year. Most of us look forward to the extra hour of sleep we get when we turn our clocks back when we go to bed Saturday night. While it also means there will be more light when the kids head off to school in the morning, the downside is less light for evening activities after work. Regardless, don't forget to "fall back."
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