Coming Soon To A Clock Near You: Savings!
What will YOU do with all your Saved Daylight?
Since we’re still frozen here in New Hampshire (only 4 more months of winter to go!), I’m going to be thrifty and save my daylight savings.
Just like investing all my disposable income in bass fishing gear to store in my office/fishing cave, it just makes sense. They say, “You can’t take it with you,” which is absolutely true about all the crap – er, I mean highly valuable materials I don’t necessarily buy on a whim then never use – hung on pegs, stored in plastic boxes (purchased expressly for the occasion), stuffed in drawers, and so forth. (Partial photo below.)
After all, “If you know how many fishing rods you own, it’s not enough.” Or so they say.
Of course “they” say lots of crazy things too, like, “Stop wasting money,” and “Stop wasting time,” but the key is to ignore whatever “they” say you don’t like and listen only to what you do – that’s science. Not what you “do” such as hauling your kayak onto your trailer, hauling both behind your Hyundai Tucson to the same fishing holes over and over again, backing into the water to launch – and later unlaunch – your kayak, stopping at stores to and from fishing spots to load up with snacks that may or may not be “doctor approved,” eating those snacks, and so forth.
UPDATE: In the dead of night, under cover of darkness, all my clocks shift from 2 AM back to 1 AM. Sneaky, right? That smells fishy to me. And not GOOD fishy – like rods, reels, hooks, baits, lures, sinkers, kayaks, electric motors, fish finders, trailers, gas-powered tow vehicles, and delicious snacks.
Maybe I can invest my saved daylight halfway through winter – which hopefully arrives soon.
How will YOU invest YOUR daylight savings?
