Yeaaaaah! 
Daylight Saving starts this Sunday 
in the south eastern states.
Have they got it in WA yet? 
Thumbs up from me Mr Wineman! 
That time of year where we have to coat the curtains with UV scotchguard & pacify the cows.
I'll be loading up the ute in the mornings before work, grabbing kids straight after school & heading to the beach.
I used to hate it when i worked as a postie.. We'd just start getting up with a bit of daylight ( up at 4am driving at 5ish) and then they'd take it away and living up country you'd get home early & it would be too b hot!
Not so bad now..
I don't like daylight savings either. I wake up when there's sun outside, and I go from waking up early, to waking up late again when DLS starts.
I can't do anything with the extra daylight hours either, as by the time I get home, there is not that much time left before it gets dark.
I guess its different if you have a job where you can be home by 5 or 6pm. You lucky buggers that have these type of jobs will no doubt love DLS. I guess in Wineman's case, getting home and then going for a sail early is not that difficult.
On the other hand, one thing WA does normally have is WIND! Woo hoo! Only 12 more weeks until I am in WA for the annual windsurfing holiday! More sailing in 3 weeks than I get for the rest of the year, and no need to drive through lots of traffic.
I hope the weather this year for both WA and NSW is back to nice strong seabreezes.
I'm probably the only person on the East Coast that is dreading DLS. I start work at 6 pm, so with DLS I gotta be off the water right when the sea breeze is really kicking in . Might have to re-arange my roster a little
. Might have to re-arange my roster a little
Daylight savings is awesome when you knock off work at 3 pm and can take you kit to work with you - 15 min to get to Kyemaagh and on the water by 4 :)
Extra hour of sailing rocks :)
