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The time to “fall back,” or set our clocks back one hour in a return to standard time, is once again nigh. As such, the biannual kvetch fest that always surrounds the twice-a-year shift is also upon us. Alas, this humble piece will not be the last and is likely not the first one you’ve read on the subject. Brace yourself: I’m a fan of the time changes.I know, I know. I’m in the minority on this one. (In an informal poll of my Texas Monthly colleagues, the majority voted for the option labeled “I hate the time change and wish it never happened.” Wider-reaching surveys echo these findings.) Though Daylight Saving Time was instituted in the year of my birth, 1966, I can’t say…

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