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Things to do with that extra hour

Aired on 101.3 The River on November 2, 2012

Daylight Savings Time ends Sunday at 2am, so we all get an extra hour in our day when we set the clocks back one hour… Mike’s top five things to do with that extra hour

#5. Try and find that darn manual for the van, to figure out how to change the clock on the dashboard again.

#4. Spend it in thoughtful consideration of which better serves society, Facebook or Twitter.

#3. Spend at least half the day trying figure out if you would be too early for something or too late for something if you hadn’t changed your clocks.

#2. Wake up at 2am, just to feel like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day for an hour.

#1. Same thing you did last year. Forget to do it, then spend the hour thinking up a goofy excuse for why you’re an hour early for church!

Good things about the time change

Big clock

Time change this weekend

Clocks go ahead an hour this Saturday night and that means a shorter day and an hour less of sleep time. However, there are a few good things about the whole ‘loose an hour’ thing — Mike’s top five good things about the time change.

#5. It’s later sooner. Oh, wait, maybe it’s sooner later? Ummm, hold on a second let me get a calculator and pen..

#4. Leafs fans; always appreciate shorter days in March.

#3. Being an hour late for church and cutting right to the communion line!

#2. Cher’s “If I could turn back time.” Over and over and over in your head all day. (Arguably not a good thing.)

#1. One less hour of shoveling is a good thing!

Drawbacks of getting an extra hour at #timechange

Daylight Savings Time ended at 2am, so we all get an extra hour in our day today. Mike’s top five drawbacks of getting an extra hour.
#5. Knowing the clock in the dashboard of the van will be off by an hour til next spring.
#4. Cher, singing that darn song, “If I could turn back time.” Over and over and over in your head all day.
#3. Change the clocks, the batteries in the smoke detectors, change the time on the coffee pot and the thermostat — what extra hour?!
#2. Waking up at 2am, just to feel like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day for an hour.
#1. Forgetting and showing up an hour early for 6am hockey practice at Kin 3 this morning.

Good things about losing an hour over the weekend

This weekend we change from Standard Time to Daylight Savings Time by moving our clocks ahead one hour Saturday night. Mike’s top five good things about losing an hour over the weekend.

#5. If you forget to change your clock. You can cut right to communion when you’re an hour late for church!

#4. Every hour not spent shoveling doggie nuggets is a good hour.

#3. With any luck you’ll miss the whole first hour of Celebrity Apprentice, Sunday night.

#2. It’s fun to watch that show 24 and pick it apart because it’s not called 23.

#1. One less hour of kids complaining “there’s nothing to do..”

That extra hour

People are always asked how they’ll spend the extra hour they get this weekend when we turn the clocks back – and most say they’ll use it to sleep.
Top five other things to do with that extra hour.
#5. Spend it in thoughtful consideration of which better serves society, Facebook or MySpace.
#4. Try to get to level 9 in Call of Duty 4!
#3. Same thing you with with it every year. Forget. Then frantically think up a goofy excuse for why you’re an hour early for church!
#2. Two words: Sl Eep.
#1. Let’s see – change the batteries in the smoke detectors – change all the clocks – vcrs, coffee makers and appliances – change the computers and my phone. What extra hour!