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Tree photo by me 🌳
I have gained all my steps today doing housework and childcare at home. The clocks went back overnight but the children woke according to their body clock at around 5am instead of 6am 😴. Then they went to bed at their usual time so it’s been a long, tiring day, @fleur 💤 
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It looks cute :)
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I wonder if you might be in favour of just ONE time and not this changing of the clocks twice a year? The emphasis on saving more day light costs us more time, clearly (as it did for you this weekend!). Funny this messing around with clocks: me thinking light just spent itself as and when it does and us having to use time wisely any how (night or day)....
There are people on the Contintent of Europe who claim it was invented by the Nazis to promote the sales of beer and spirits and increase business in the catering sector in Summer by helping cafés, bars and restaurants to stay open later, making use of longer light (with later hours). Or otherwise WWI already raised concerns on how to save energy and raise production during day-light hours.
In New Zealand they have 19th century born entomologist George Hudson to blame who introduced daylight saving time for the sake of having more time in the day to go looking for bugs.
In England Churchill seemed to champion the idea as proposed by William Willett (1907)whose pamphlet motivates his plea to make better use of the day's natural light by shifting hours attibuted to the early morning light down into the day a bit, to create more evening hours in the light.
On the whole economics and efficiency or functionality inspired this messing about with the time keeping, and mums and dads and kids have to adjust, to help keep the world going round (on money). Another exhausting sacrifice asked of the general public as per usual.
Yes, I’d be pleased if there was no daylight savings hours / British Summer Time. I left work in the dark today 🌙.
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