The Best Captions For All Your End of Daylight Saving Time Posts

Daylight Saving Time is coming to an end.

It formally concludes at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 2, meaning this weekend you can expect to "gain" an hour of sleep. Though that sounds great in theory, the extra hour can mess with your schedule and wreak havoc with meal time. Not to mention it will likely now be dark when you wake up in the morning, and dark when you head home from school or work.

Since you'll likely want to take to Instagram to share your frustration about Daylight Saving Time, we've got you covered in the caption department.

For when you just can't get out of bed:

"You will never find anybody who can give you a clear and compelling reason why we observe daylight saving time."

-Dave Barry

 

For when your pets are bewildered by the change in your schedule:

"The end of Daylight Saving Time: a week of waking up an hour early because pets can't tell time."

 

For realizing what a pain in the butt ending Daylight Saving Time is:

"Sorry you wasted the extra hour you gained this weekend trying to figure out how to change all of the different clocks in your house."

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For that honest photo about Daylight Saving Time:

"I hope that Daylight Saving Time hasn't thrown off your schedule of doing absolutely nothing."

 

Also read about: Make the Most Out of Your Extra Daylight Saving Hour

 

For enjoying a stolen hour with your special someone:

"Love prefers twilight to daylight."

-Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

 

For planning to use the day as a fresh start:

"It's the one time of year when you get to reset your life by one hour."

 

For showing what Daylight Saving Time means for your ride:

"Daylight Saving Time: Now the clock in my car will be wrong for five months."

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For that snarky Daylight Saving Time photo:

"'I love the end of fall when it gets dark by 4 p.m.,' said no one, ever."

 

Also read about: We Answer Every Question You Have About Daylight Saving Time

 

For showing how tough Daylight Saving Time can be:

"Changing to Daylight Saving Time on Sunday should always be followed by a national holiday on Monday."

 

For gaining an hour always feels like a setback for some reason:

"Falling back in more ways than one."

 

For the shot of a dark sky at 4 p.m.:

"How did it get so late so soon?"

-Dr. Seuss

 

For walking home in the dark:

"Raise your hand if you have ever felt personally victimized by Daylight Saving Time.

 

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