Daylight savings

This day light savings thing always throws me off. Fortunately this year I had no major mishaps (except waking up at the "new" 9:00, thinking it was eight). Once when I was in about 3rd or 4th grade, when daylight savings was ending, I woke up at the new six, thinking it was seven, and panicking because I was going to be "late" for school! I made my lunch as fast as I could(faster than I ever had before) and struggled to eat my breakfast, which just happened to be the grossest food in the whole world(we won't go into details on how it literaly made me barf!). I ran outside and was about to cross the street to my friends' house who gave me a ride every morning, when my father yelled out to me to remind me daylight savings had just ended and everyone would be asleep right then. My whole family had been playing along with it the whole time, humiliating me. I came in crying and laughing at the same time. That was so embarassing then but I just laugh so hard now. haha

Another funny time mishap was when I went to bed the night before a very important event at about 8:00 pm. I did not sleep very well for the two hours I was in bed. I woke two hours later thinking it was 10:00 am, not even noticing the fact it was pitch black outside. I ran into my dad's office explaining my situation. He looked at me blankly and after I was finished with my fit, he gently explained the "real" time, 10:00 pm. :):):):):)!

So, I looked back on those events, laughing, and I say to myself, "Time is just another creation, among all others."

So I ask myself if time has ever been stopped. You know, anything's possible.