It’s Summertime (and useless change of time)

Once again people have been tortured thanks to daylight savings adjustments.

Once again people have been tortured today thanks to daylight savings time. Photo from the National Museum.

Daylight savings time (in Finnish kesäaika = summertime) is quite useless in Finland – the sun hardly sets during our summer so minor savings can only be made during spring and autumn. For a good reason many complain the need to change our daily routines twice a year for no obvious benefit.

I can understand the reasoning in countries that are closer to the equator. For me it’s quite disappointing to spend a summer in a place where the summer nights are long and dark.

1 Response to “It’s Summertime (and useless change of time)”


  1. 1 ppusa March 29, 2009 at 4:21 pm

    To emphasize my point: probably thanks to daylight savings time, I had to reschedule this post to one hour before current time to get it published. I had adjusted the “timezone” myself like WordPress instructs a blogger to do.


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