Halloween and Upcoming Time Change

Move it to early October so you don't have 7 am sunrise.

Karen’s would freak out if something can remotely be interpreted as endangering their little monsters - even though kids Trick or Treated in the dark for decades.

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I seem to recall that it did indeed used to be before Halloween but after Katrina the lawmakers changed it so there’s by a few extra longer days for cleanup.

I know I didn’t make it up because it did used to be dark for Halloween.

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It's not due to Katrina. It was nationwide. I just checked and it was changed in 2007, so 17 years now.

It just seems so wrong to trick or treat in the daylight. When I was a kid trick or treating was absolutely at night, as it should be.

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Karen’s would freak out if something can remotely be interpreted as endangering their little monsters

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yep

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that’s probably why

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It's still not enough time to do really anything after work. Okay maybe you get 30 minutes to an hour after getting home instead of it being dark when you get home. It's not like you're going to get 9 holes in at the course or be able to go fishing (unless it's night fishing). You can mess with the time all you want, it doesn't change the fact that there just isn't as much light this time of year.

And would moving it up 1 single week really be that big of a deal? I'm not talking about moving it up 1 or 2 months.

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Hopefully can avoid the upcoming time change arguments on here

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frick you.

Just stop dicking with the clocks!

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Yeah it was changed in George W Bush administration.

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Another reason that Bush ended up being such a disappointment while in office.

There are Zero reasons why Halloween isn’t the last Saturday in October.

Most people in our neighborhood waited until it was dark

Only tiny ones were out before the sun set, which I get because they get tired way earlier

I just wish my balls did not stick to my thighs from the humidity tonight