Daylight Saving Time… why do we even bother? In the fall, we can at least pretend we’re gaining an extra hour of sleep. (Spoiler: if you’re a parent, that’s a dream.) But come spring? Just losing an hour on a weekend? Seriously, universe. Whoever thought this was a good idea deserves a timeout. Sure, the extra hour of sunshine is nice, but it wouldn’t even be “extra” if we just ditched this outdated tradition.
This year, many of us get to enjoy the added bonus of Daylight Saving recovery coinciding with an apocalyptic blizzard. Thanks a lot, universe.
Take comfort in knowing you’re not the only one feeling disoriented, exhausted, and just plain over it.
Absolutely accurate.
Sure, but honestly, losing an hour still feels worse than those other rough days.
Exactly. Why must we endure this?
How many of us woke up way too early with our kids? Congrats, you’ve won a day filled with fatigue.
Yup, already living this nightmare.
There’s never been a GIF that better illustrates our collective mood today.
Please, just stop talking about it.
Seriously, why do we put up with this?
Jamie isn’t having any of your nonsense, Daylight Saving Time.
This is the burning question on everyone’s mind today.
What Conan said.
Okay, maybe there’s a silver lining somewhere in this chaos.
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In summary, Daylight Saving Time is a shared struggle, especially for parents who are perpetually sleep-deprived. Despite the added sunlight, the loss of sleep and chaotic timing can feel insurmountable. Embrace the journey, and remember you’re not alone in this challenging tradition.