Oklahoma lawmakers want to get rid of Daylight Savings Time… again

Each year, when Daylight Savings time begins or ends, I'm taken back to my childhood days when I would help my parents change all the clocks around the house. Well, except for the damn VCR. If your family was like mine, the clock on the VCR never changed. You would just mentally add an hour to whatever it said for half the year, or leave it flashing 12:00am.

Luckily now very few of us own clocks that need to be changed. Some combination of witchcraft and science means our phones, cable boxes and computers just fix themselves. I guess that means my family's new tradition is spending a discombobulated Sunday morning trying to figure out if our clocks did actually update.