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I have had a clock on my first blog for a long, long time... That site has a 'Time and Temperature' category. It's a category that was inspired by a church in the Worthington area.

Of course we just "fell back" in Ohio on Sunday morning.  The whole day light savings time confuses me.  Are we on daylight savings time in Ohio now or are we off daylight savings time? Is this "standard" time?  Is this EST and during the summer EDT? Or vice versa?

It probably does not matter whether it is EDT, or EST really. I look at a clock and know what time it is NOW. I don't like that it is getting dark at 6:00 PM but I can live with it. What choice do I have?

You hear about kids who are raised with digital clocks who can not tell time. I am not sure I really believe those stories. Legends? ...maybe the reason I don't believe them is because I see a clock and I can read it. I vaguely remember learning "when the big hand is on the...."

There is a count down clock on my website and on Real Living and Real Living HER. It has to do with the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit. It may be time to scrap that clock real soon but of course that's a different story and it is all over the news. Will the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit be extended? Looks like it... but maybe not. I'd say "only time will tell" but that's probably one cliche too many for a post about time and clocks.

The working clock here is from ClockLink.com as is the clock that's been ticking on Discover Columbus ( a different blog) since 2006? Discover Columbus - Time and Temperature

ClockLink.com

I had to laugh when I went to the home page of ClockLink.com because there is a graph there! And although this post is about "time" ... this post really has more to do with graphs than clocks. The graph on ClockLink.com shows how daily clock views has grown over time.

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