Fall Back = Work More

Ah yes, the joys of Daylight Savings time for most individuals involves "falling back" and gaining and extra hour of sleep. Unfortunately for those of us in the healthcare field it means more work. Yep. Instead of 8, 12 or 16 hour days we're subjected to 9, 13, 0r 17 hour days. It's not that bad, but I've never been so excited for daylight savings time to end because then you "lose an hour of work." Whoo...I love my job, but sleep sounds really good right now. Wait...Still have an hour and a 1/2 of work instead of only 30 minutes. Who thought up daylight savings time anyways. Wished I could be in Arizona right now where they don't fall into the whole "Daylight Savings Time" craze. I believe it's a craze now. Back to work.