Changing Time Zones Last summer we drove to California and changed time zones three times. It was quite amusing. Where are we now? What time is it? Why did it change? It’s also quite intriguing. We have four zones in this one country. This spring when we traveled to Georgia the kids were surprised that we didn’t change time zones. It’s easy to change time zones. Gain an hour, lose an hour… it all goes back together again eventually. For a day or two that you are in a new place you wonder what time is it REALLY, but you change your watch, your phone already knows, and you reset your mind to accept the new time. Same with the seasons. The process becomes easy to accept when that first warm breeze blows after a long winter, even if you didn’t get in that one last ski trip and you realize that you will be packing up the skis and boots not putting them on again as you had hoped. But you know that it will come around again eventually. The spring sounds will pass into
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