November 6, 2015

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3 Ways To Deal with Falling Back to Daylight Saving

Created by Ali Coşkunfrom the Noun Project

 

Who else is suffering from a bad case of “Daylight Savings” insomnia?

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Just us?

Every day this week, I’ve woken up bright-eyed-and-bushy-tailed at 4am. All without cows to milk, roosters crowing or the sun.

So we thought, hey – let’s write a blog about 3 ways to deal with falling back to Daylight Saving time!

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Step One: Coffee!

It’s Red Cup Season at Starbucks … load up!! Because, well, you’re going to need it.

Or, if you’re like us and drink 99% of your coffee at home – might want to get that Breakfast Blend.

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Step Two: Take a Day Off!

Do something that’s going to make you (and your kids) exhausted – take a hike, go to Disneyland, or be like us: remodel your living room and knock an entire wall down in your house (did you guys see the craziness we’ve started with the #DurhamHouseReno on Instagram!?). That way when it’s 6:45 and you’re absolutely ready for bed … you can force yourself to stay awake for a couple more hours because your kids have no idea it’s only 6:45pm. It looks (and feels) like it’s freakin’ midnight, though.

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Step Three: When All Else Fails … There’s always Spring!

Time heals all wounds, right? So if you’ll excuse us, we’ll just be waiting for it to Spring Forward …

So basically, we’re just saying … ron-burgundy-daylight-savings

 

PS … Moving to Arizona sounds pretty good right about now, right?! We hear it snows in Prescott …

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