http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/lisabrandt/2008/03/07/the-week-that-was/ Toronto Fri, 05 Dec 2008 09:30:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.3-2.2.1 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/lisabrandt/2008/03/07/the-week-that-was/#comment-454 Lorie Sun, 09 Mar 2008 13:39:38 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/lisabrandt/2008/03/07/the-week-that-was/#comment-454 Maybe the time change is a diversion too? Please. It's only an hour. I don't think it's a top news story! Many people, anyone who doesn't have to work on Sunday, simply sleep an extra hour. Those with internal clocks may suffer more, but they still likely don't have to get up and drive anywhere or go to work. It's not like we're changing the clocks on Sunday night. I think it's terribly exaggerated to say we have to "cope" and I think anyone who "feels achy or has a headache" likely had too much fun on Saturday night. Why would anyone feel like that because of a one-hour time change? It only take one a day to get over the eight-hour jet lag effect when traveling to England! Plus, if there is such a huge effect, all the negative comments only make it worse. So, next spring, could you maybe play it down just a bit? Same with the snow - it was definitely a top weather story, but in a city of two million people, surely something else was going on in the NEWS. I'm just saying... Maybe the time change is a diversion too? Please. It’s only an hour. I don’t think it’s a top news story! Many people, anyone who doesn’t have to work on Sunday, simply sleep an extra hour. Those with internal clocks may suffer more, but they still likely don’t have to get up and drive anywhere or go to work. It’s not like we’re changing the clocks on Sunday night. I think it’s terribly exaggerated to say we have to “cope” and I think anyone who “feels achy or has a headache” likely had too much fun on Saturday night. Why would anyone feel like that because of a one-hour time change? It only take one a day to get over the eight-hour jet lag effect when traveling to England! Plus, if there is such a huge effect, all the negative comments only make it worse. So, next spring, could you maybe play it down just a bit? Same with the snow - it was definitely a top weather story, but in a city of two million people, surely something else was going on in the NEWS. I’m just saying…

]]> http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/lisabrandt/2008/03/07/the-week-that-was/#comment-453 Louie Sat, 08 Mar 2008 14:52:35 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/lisabrandt/2008/03/07/the-week-that-was/#comment-453 I'm not sick and tired of the snow at all! I love the snow! You can either hate it or enjoy it, and it's here for the time being, so why not just enjoy it while you can? I'm also tired of shovelling the stuff. It's good exercise but if you want to exercise differently, that's what snowblowers were invented for, so you can have fun clearing your driveway! My driveway is too far from my neighbour's driveway, so I can't hit theirs with my snowblower, but that's okay, since they're really good neighbours to begin with. I’m not sick and tired of the snow at all! I love the snow! You can either hate it or enjoy it, and it’s here for the time being, so why not just enjoy it while you can?
I’m also tired of shovelling the stuff. It’s good exercise but if you want to exercise differently, that’s what snowblowers were invented for, so you can have fun clearing your driveway! My driveway is too far from my neighbour’s driveway, so I can’t hit theirs with my snowblower, but that’s okay, since they’re really good neighbours to begin with.

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