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Date Posted: 15:13:47 09/18/05 Sun
Author: Matthew Villani
Subject: Re: Okay, WHAT happened to my original reply?
In reply to: Adriana 's message, "Re: Okay, WHAT happened to my original reply?" on 14:04:44 09/15/05 Thu

>>>I originally said something like that i would like
>the
>>>early morning sun just out of preference. Plus it's
>so
>>>hard to go to bed at a normal time if it's daytime at
>>>10 pm like you said it is by you? Do you mean daytime
>>>like the sun hasn't set, it's just set, or twilight?
>>
>>Any reason? The sunrise is nearly as early a week
>>before up until the time changes ahead as the first
>>day of summer, imagine that trend continuing without
>>the time set forward, the sun rising 1 hour earlier.
>
>I know, i'd think that'd be great. :-D
>
>>You sure you'd like that?
>
>yes
>
>>Anyhow, I consider it
>>daytime until the stars are brighter than the sky. For
>>example, if there's a sliver of dark orange at the
>>horizon, medium blue above that, and deep blue-green
>>overhead, to me that's still daytime. Most people
>>would say that's night, however.
>
>That's neither night nor day, any reason you have such
>an inclusive definition of daytime? I guess this means
>that the days are like 14-15 hours long during the
>equinoxes, 19-20 hours during the early summer, and
>10-11 hours around Christmas. I guess that's a more
>optimistic way of looking at things.

I'm a night owl. Being a night owl causes you to have a VERY inclusive definition of day time.

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Re: Okay, WHAT happened to my original reply? -- Adriana, 20:23:57 09/18/05 Sun