people isolated from clocks and outside indicators of time tend to fall into a 25 hour day. this is why getting up an hour later is so much easier then getting up an hour earlier. since this is how we 'want' to live, why not do it. every night you would set your clocks back an hour, use it any way you want: an extra hour of sleep, get those chores done, more family time, finish that project. it would be odd at first to have our 'new days' unconnected from the solar day. the day would start an hour later each day and half the time the 'day' would actually occur at night. as we live mostly by artificial light anyway i do not see this as a problem. the longer days would mean that the year would lose 15 days (no more 31st and most 30th would also be gone) and there would be a 'drop day' (the calender would lose a day) once every 24 years.