not a morning cat

This is how I look when the morning alarm clock goes off.

http://icanhascheezburger.com/2009/0...-i-wont-shine/

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"John F. Eldredge" wrote in message
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This is how I look when the morning alarm clock goes off.

http://icanhascheezburger.com/2009/0...-i-wont-shine/



What a look! Someone is in big trubblez nao, as the LOLcats say.


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Theresa and Dante

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"John F. Eldredge" wrote in news:73de2eFu7vhuU1
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This is how I look when the morning alarm clock goes off.

Same here. If I wake up in that condition, I'm a lot less productive that
day. I really wish the earth spun slower, say about 26 hours a day, so I
could get a couple more hours of sleep.

"ScratchMonkey" wrote in message
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"John F. Eldredge" wrote in news:73de2eFu7vhuU1
@mid.individual.net:

This is how I look when the morning alarm clock goes off.

Same here. If I wake up in that condition, I'm a lot less productive that
day. I really wish the earth spun slower, say about 26 hours a day, so I
could get a couple more hours of sleep.

I hate getting up early in the morning for work and it's even worse as we
put the clocks on an hour last Sunday for British Summer Time. I am now
getting up at the equivalent of 6 a.m.
It's dire.
Some people are larks and enjoy getting up early. Some are owls and don't.
I'm an owl. If I didn't have to go to work I would rise at around 9 and go
to bed at 1. If I didn't have to look after my poultry and cats it would be
later.
N is a lark. When she was staying with me she would go to bed at around
9.30pm and would have already done 3 hours work on her computer by the time
I got up.
Get up at 5.30? Not unless I'd wet the bed ;-))

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:

"ScratchMonkey" wrote in message

Same here. If I wake up in that condition, I'm a lot less productive that
day. I really wish the earth spun slower, say about 26 hours a day, so I
could get a couple more hours of sleep.

Slowing down the earth's rotation - that's a solution I hadn't thought of
before!

Some people are larks and enjoy getting up early. Some are owls and don't.
I'm an owl. If I didn't have to go to work I would rise at around 9 and go
to bed at 1. If I didn't have to look after my poultry and cats it would be
later.

Hmm... if going to bed at 1 AM and getting up at 9 makes you an owl, what
are you if you go to bed at 3 or 4 AM and sleep until early afternoon?

I can't do this during the work week of course, but it does happen pretty
often over the weekend.

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Christina Websell wrote:

"ScratchMonkey" wrote in
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Same here. If I wake up in that condition, I'm a lot less productive
that
day. I really wish the earth spun slower, say about 26 hours a day, so
I
could get a couple more hours of sleep.

Slowing down the earth's rotation - that's a solution I hadn't thought of
before!

Some people are larks and enjoy getting up early. Some are owls and
don't.
I'm an owl. If I didn't have to go to work I would rise at around 9 and
go
to bed at 1. If I didn't have to look after my poultry and cats it
would be
later.

Hmm... if going to bed at 1 AM and getting up at 9 makes you an owl, what
are you if you go to bed at 3 or 4 AM and sleep until early afternoon?

You are an owl.

I can't do this during the work week of course, but it does happen pretty
often over the weekend.

And so it should. When I've got up early for 5 days I have no guilt about
sleeping in later at the weekend. I need it. My cats and chickens will not
starve if their breakfast is delayed for a while 2/7.

Tweed

Love this-this is definitely both my kiddos and my DH in the mornings.
Christine
"John F. Eldredge" wrote in message
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This is how I look when the morning alarm clock goes off.

http://icanhascheezburger.com/2009/0...-i-wont-shine/

--
John F. Eldredge --
PGP key available from http://pgp.mit.edu
"Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better
than not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria

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Christina Websell wrote:



Some people are larks and enjoy getting up early. Some are owls and
don't.
I'm an owl. If I didn't have to go to work I would rise at around 9 and
go
to bed at 1. If I didn't have to look after my poultry and cats it
would be
later.

Hmm... if going to bed at 1 AM and getting up at 9 makes you an owl, what
are you if you go to bed at 3 or 4 AM and sleep until early afternoon?

You are an owl.

I can't do this during the work week of course, but it does happen pretty
often over the weekend.

I am still awake at 3.50 a.m. as we speak. I need to get up at 7 for work.
I will have to call in and ask for a day off my holiday entitlement.

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:

I am still awake at 3.50 a.m. as we speak. I need to get up at 7 for work.
I will have to call in and ask for a day off my holiday entitlement.

Do you have insomnia? Or have you been too busy to go to bed?

Hope you're able to get some sleep soon!

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Joyce ^..^

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wrote:
Christina Websell wrote:

I am still awake at 3.50 a.m. as we speak. I need to get up at 7
for work. I will have to call in and ask for a day off my holiday
entitlement.

Do you have insomnia?

Yes

Or have you been too busy to go to bed?

That comes into it.

Hope you're able to get some sleep soon!

Unable to go to work last Friday, as was awake until 4 am then crashed out
for 10 hours, used a day's leave for it but it was worth it.
I so wish I could go to bed at 11, and sleep until 7. That would be
perfick.