if there's no light, it's not my revolution
leap days are fun. i kind of don't think february 29 should be a regular work day, but that it should be an extra day, squeezed in between tuesday and wednesday!, off from work for most people: just a day to look at the stars, learn about science, go to the planetarium, enjoy being alive, and do a lot of other stuff that 365 days a year don't leave enough time for.
but that's just me. i have weird views about these things. i'm also vehemently opposed to daylight saving time, and think we should just move time two hours backwards year-round. more late afternoon sun = daylight time we can actually enjoy in life and leisure. early morning sun = a complete waste of awesomeness, since there's absolutely nothing anyone does outside at 6, 7, 8 in the morning, but infinite possibilities at 6, 7, 8 at night. especially in a country where everyone seems to work in windowless offices. working in a coffin all day, and then coming out at 5pm to a world of darkness, and being in the dark until bedtime? no thanks.
but that's just me. i have weird views about these things. i'm also vehemently opposed to daylight saving time, and think we should just move time two hours backwards year-round. more late afternoon sun = daylight time we can actually enjoy in life and leisure. early morning sun = a complete waste of awesomeness, since there's absolutely nothing anyone does outside at 6, 7, 8 in the morning, but infinite possibilities at 6, 7, 8 at night. especially in a country where everyone seems to work in windowless offices. working in a coffin all day, and then coming out at 5pm to a world of darkness, and being in the dark until bedtime? no thanks.