I'm sure they were put up early to counter act the effects that come with the doom and gloom of daylight savings which occurred on Sunday. When pure darkness changes from 6:30pm to 5:30pm overnight, there is nothing better than a few twinkling lights to bring some cheer- instead of the automatic response which would have come otherwise: tears.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Strings of street lights, even stop lights, blink a bright red and green
I'm sure they were put up early to counter act the effects that come with the doom and gloom of daylight savings which occurred on Sunday. When pure darkness changes from 6:30pm to 5:30pm overnight, there is nothing better than a few twinkling lights to bring some cheer- instead of the automatic response which would have come otherwise: tears.
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I feel the same way! It gets dark here around 4:30 soon and it is quite dreary. I can't wait to put up our decorations and have a little happiness before darkness takes over. :)
It's so pretty AND it serves a purpose...YAY!
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