We used to have permanent Eastern Standard Time in most of Indiana, which I liked. We're mostly in the middle of the Eastern and Central zones anyway, so why not? You always knew when sunrise and sunset were, and the day seemed "normal", as far as daylight went. But they had to meddle with Mother Nature, and now we have "Daylight Savings Time" (what is "Saved", I'd like to know). Now an old man can't get to sleep during the summer for the sunlight at 2200 hours... I'm moving to Alaska!...
