No we all set the clocks ahead yesterday an hour. An easy way to remember is “Spring Ahead, Fall Back”. If you forgot to fix your clocks, chances are you've been an hour late the past day or so. How many people are still effected by Daylights Savings Time on Monday after the spring ahead? Apparently a lot of people, we have the full result here.
Thanks a lot Ben Franklin, you had plenty of great ideas, but Daylight Saving Time wasn't one of them! As we all are cursing the good inventor and founding father of our great nation, here are your top memes to maybe make you crack a smile as you're wondering whyin the world your brain is waking you up so early on Monday morning... Bleh.
Yeah, the worst day ever is tomorrow because of Daylight Saving Time dictating that we set our clocks ahead and if you thought having a case of the Mondays was bad, not only are we losing an hour of sleep, we can also lose money too believe it or not, to the tune of $434 MILLION dollars!
Daylight Saving Time (3/10 at 2 a.m.) is fast approaching. And, in addition to changing your clocks, there is a "holiday" that coincides with Daylight Saving Time--it's Check Your Batteries Day, which happens on the second Sunday of March every year. No, it's not a day to remember to change the TV remote batteries (however, you can do that, too), it's a day to check to make sure those smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors are working.
