Brakie: Actually our hangup about time (not the concept itself) comes a bit closer to "home." Before railroads every hamlet had their own idea of what time it was --- presuming anyone there really cared. The railroads (at least in the US) couldn't schedule around that, and as soon as they really got going, started pushing for standardized time zones.
When I had to work for a living, I loved DST, as it gave me nice long, bright evenings. I guess in retirement, I shouldn't care one way or the other, but I do still like the long evenings.
BillS
When I had to work for a living, I loved DST, as it gave me nice long, bright evenings. I guess in retirement, I shouldn't care one way or the other, but I do still like the long evenings.
BillS