This is the Tom Hartman program.

Blue numbers on my bedside clock.

Tell I forgot to change the hour.

This sets routines on haywire.

Like a domestic goat steak to its circle of earth.

I don't do well untethered.

I have no hunger for the early dinner, become confused by the

sound of children who seem out too late for a school night. They found an extra helping of daylight to romp around on

new grass and can't contain themselves. Strip off jackets scatter like a rag of

ponies. Whatever time says, the joy insists on springing forward.

That is the day after daylight savings by Margaret Haas.

How do you like daylight savings?

Is your favorite?

Is your least favorite?

Do you like springing forward?

Do we wish we stayed back, fallen?

Or do you wish we stayed forward?

Curious about your view.

This is a apartment show.

I'm Jefferson Smith sitting in.

I have a controversial view on daylight savings.

In the show, Veepe, the bungling aid

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