...Time to change your burned-out lightbulbs, the batteries in your smoke detectors, flip the mattresses, clean out the gutters, and why not just schedule your next mammogram while you're at it? (They say it's good to schedule such things around pertinent dates, such as your Birthday... or Daylight Savings Time, right?)

Each year, at 2 a.m. on the first Sunday in April, we spring forward an hour. Then at 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in October, we fall back an hour.

Get ready, folks... Tonight's the night!!

If you're wondering what time it is RIGHT NOW, then check the official U.S. Naval Observatory Master Clock Time here.

If you want to know which time zone you (or someone else) is in, then check the Official U.S. Time page to see exactly where the time zones change.

Does anybody really know what time it is?

You can bet everyone living within the state of Indiana does... now.

Yesterday, Indiana legislators passed a law requiring the entire state to honor Daylight Savings Time... Finally!

For some reason, Indiana has always been a rebel... doing their own thing in terms of time zones. In fact, their unique observance (in some parts) and avoidance (in other parts) of Daylight Savings Time is actually written into their State Law.

Until now...

Who knew that Indiana University's coach, Mike Davis, would have so many enemies?

It appears he's got quite a following over on the "Fire Mike Davis" website!

I'm an IU grad, and a lukewarm fan of Indiana University basketball these days, but what caught my attention was the lead story today: "Bob Knight A Fan Of This Site"

I think that Hoosiers are smart people for this reason alone: They don't need to have the county printed on their license plates in order to know exactly where in Indiana a particular driver is from.

Did you know that?

It's a bit of trivia that has always impressed my husband, so I figured it might interest some others too...

From Indiana to Florida... Texas to Tennessee... New York to North Carolina... Ohio... and back to Tennessee again... Here's a little about the many places we have called home.