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<blockquote data-quote="donna723" data-source="post: 25684" data-attributes="member: 1883"><p>My dogs don't take long walks so they don't pay much attention to whether it's light or dark outside. They <em>did</em> get very impatient with me this morning though because they thought I'd slept in and forgot to take them out! :mad: :mad: :mad:</p><p></p><p>The real PITA though was back when my kids were infants! Babies get used to their regular routine of eating and sleeping and they don't give a rats patoot about Daylight Savings Time! :cry: :cry: It would have been easier if I was at home all day but I worked full time and had to get them up and ready, off to day care, and myself off to work early in the morning! And twice a year we had to go through this "adjustment period" of about a week before they finally settled in to it. From their point of view, I was either feeding them when they weren't hungry yet or I was starving them! And I was putting them to bed when they weren't tired and getting them up before they were ready! Boy, am I glad <em>those</em> days are over!</p><p></p><p> :whew:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donna723, post: 25684, member: 1883"] My dogs don't take long walks so they don't pay much attention to whether it's light or dark outside. They [i]did[/i] get very impatient with me this morning though because they thought I'd slept in and forgot to take them out! [img]:mad:[/img] [img]:mad:[/img] [img]:mad:[/img] The real PITA though was back when my kids were infants! Babies get used to their regular routine of eating and sleeping and they don't give a rats patoot about Daylight Savings Time! [img]:cry:[/img] [img]:cry:[/img] It would have been easier if I was at home all day but I worked full time and had to get them up and ready, off to day care, and myself off to work early in the morning! And twice a year we had to go through this "adjustment period" of about a week before they finally settled in to it. From their point of view, I was either feeding them when they weren't hungry yet or I was starving them! And I was putting them to bed when they weren't tired and getting them up before they were ready! Boy, am I glad [i]those[/i] days are over! [img]:whew:[/img] [/QUOTE]
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