In the grand scheme, losing an hour is a tiny blip. But it’s a wonderful reminder that time is elastic—we can shift it, argue about it, and even lose it for a day. The real question isn’t whether we lose an hour, but whether we use the extra evening light for something that matters.
So, set your clocks, forgive yourself for being groggy, and step outside. That one lost hour is just a loan we pay back in autumn. Until then, go enjoy the long, golden evenings. You earned them.
