Yesterday my sister in law dropped on me that she usually doesn't go to bed until after 1am, compared with my 10pm. I just thought that was insane! This, however, before she started student teaching, and her boyfriend is still an undergrad student. But still..... I just wanted to see how I am compared with other planning type folks.
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NERD ALERT!!
Okay, I know it's bad, but since the man gets up at 430AM I typically get up then too, even if by "mistake" and big puppy paws on the stomach. I need about 7-8 hours, so I'm in bed by 930PM almost everynight.. although sometimes I stay up to catch something juicy on t.v.
Okay, I know it's bad, but since the man gets up at 430AM I typically get up then too, even if by "mistake" and big puppy paws on the stomach. I need about 7-8 hours, so I'm in bed by 930PM almost everynight.. although sometimes I stay up to catch something juicy on t.v.
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Sometime around 11 or 11:30 does it for me. I don't need more than 6-7 hours of sleep and if I go to bed too early I wake up to early. Besides, it gives me time to check Cyburbia for those overseas posts before going to bed.
Common Council and Plan Board nights can be later, not just because of late meetings, but we "debrief" afterwards at a local tavern.
Common Council and Plan Board nights can be later, not just because of late meetings, but we "debrief" afterwards at a local tavern.
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I usually get to bed by 11:00 (although I've never watched West Wing). Simpsons are on at 10:00 and South Park is on at 10:30 every night, so if I'm in the t.v. mood those would keep me up. During hockey season I'll usually be up that late watching West Coast games (thank you SportsNet!). Oh yeah... and uh... other non-tv related things keep me up late too. 
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If Jessie lived in the CST!
[ot]I decry the bias and inherent racist overtones shown by this poll against the peoples of the Central Time Zone (CST). I demand an apology, the sacking of the poster, and the formation of a committee to investigate and prevent further injustices. I demand a enterprise zone be declared and that Me and my progeny be given tax free status as a start on your ammends. I demand that a large payment be given to my tax free organization to fund my important work and I want a Photo Op with the Local Senator.[/ot]
Prudence: For you babe!
Bed about 11:30 CST and up at 6:00 am for toast, oatmeal and juice - Yum
[ot]I decry the bias and inherent racist overtones shown by this poll against the peoples of the Central Time Zone (CST). I demand an apology, the sacking of the poster, and the formation of a committee to investigate and prevent further injustices. I demand a enterprise zone be declared and that Me and my progeny be given tax free status as a start on your ammends. I demand that a large payment be given to my tax free organization to fund my important work and I want a Photo Op with the Local Senator.[/ot]
Prudence: For you babe!
Bed about 11:30 CST and up at 6:00 am for toast, oatmeal and juice - Yum
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1:00 AM, if not later. My circadian cycle is nocturnal by nature, and it's very difficult for me to fall asleep before then without meds. I usually get about six hours of sleep every night.
In the past few months, I've been working a lot of late nights, and coming home at 8:00 or 9:00 PM. I feel like there's very little "me time" left over if I don't stay up a bit later. Now, I'm trying to enforce an "out by 5:30" policy, even if that means falling behind even further. I have no life outside of work, and it's starting to take its toll.
In the past few months, I've been working a lot of late nights, and coming home at 8:00 or 9:00 PM. I feel like there's very little "me time" left over if I don't stay up a bit later. Now, I'm trying to enforce an "out by 5:30" policy, even if that means falling behind even further. I have no life outside of work, and it's starting to take its toll.
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Dan said:
Man... I know how this is. I feel for you Dan! I also am a night owl by nature. I force myself to be in bed by 11:00. But there is at least one night a week where I don't fall asleep until 3:00 a.m. or later. It sucks.
On the weekends I usually stay up until about 4 or 5 in the morning and then sleep in until 1:00 or so. I've always said that if some city starts with 24-hour planning staff, I'd be the first to sign up for the swing shift. I bet the questions at the counter would be a trip.
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lol im a morning person i want to go to bed about 10:30 or so if not sooner. up at 7 naturaly but 5:45 for work
there has to be other morning folks in the bunch
there has to be other morning folks in the bunch
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Glad to see that I'm not the only one who must watch the Simpsons at 10 p.m. before sleep can commence.
definitely a morning gal myself. regardless of weekday or weekend, am usually up around 6 - 6:30, and I never need an alarm clock. part of that is because i'm a terrible sleeper. i'll eventually get to sleep ok, but am usually up at least three times in the night due to extremely light sleeping. i usually try to get in bed by 9:30, and asleep by 10:30 (the inbetween is for reading, watching tv or, as my ob-gyn calls it "having relations".)
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Heh. Sleeping habits, what are they? I'm mildly insomniac, but about half the time I sleep okay and go to be around 11pm, fall asleep around midnight and wake up with my alarm at 8am. On a bad 'day' I can have anything from 4 to no hours sleep. I'm nearly always grumpy. The only time I'm a morning person is when I've got laid, and then the poor baby's usually too knackered to keep me company (bless!)...
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i can't wait till i move,
this area only shows the simpsons at 5:00pm
I only get to watch half an episode a day...luckily i own the season 1 & 2 dvds!
btw, today is my last day with the city of Peoria.. You'll hear from me though...hopefully vegas returns a call!
this area only shows the simpsons at 5:00pm
I only get to watch half an episode a day...luckily i own the season 1 & 2 dvds!
btw, today is my last day with the city of Peoria.. You'll hear from me though...hopefully vegas returns a call!
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Journeymouse said:
Hehehe ... yeah, back in the good 'ol days, when I had a girlfriend that would spend the night, we'd get up at the same early hour. When there's an external influence, like a significant other, my cycle seems to normalize somewhat.
At first, it takes me a while to fall asleep when there's a fine lass sharing my mattress. After dating for a while, it gets easier. Sleeping all the way through the ngiht, though, becomes more challenging. Wink wink nudge nudge say no more.
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The significant other will add years to your lifespan by evening out your hours, diet and all other aspects of living. However those are the sucky broken hip, liver spots and Depends (TM) undergarment years that are added.
So it works against you in the long run.
So it works against you in the long run.
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I get to bed between 10:30 and 11:00 most nights, and get up at 6:30 on weekdays. I function best when I've had 8 or even 9 hours sleep, but alas I am a very light sleeper and I share a house with 4 (sometimes 7) others, and my bedroom is between the two bathrooms! So I get woken up lots.
The lack of synchronisation in sleeping patterns with my ex was a contributing factor in our break up: he worked what hours he wanted but stayed asleep when I got up in the mornings, and then at night I would go to sleep while he stayed up working! Which meant not much overlapping time. Hopefully next contender will be more synchronous with me!
I slept for 12 hours Saturday morning!
The lack of synchronisation in sleeping patterns with my ex was a contributing factor in our break up: he worked what hours he wanted but stayed asleep when I got up in the mornings, and then at night I would go to sleep while he stayed up working! Which meant not much overlapping time. Hopefully next contender will be more synchronous with me!
I slept for 12 hours Saturday morning!
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Usually to bed by 11:00p.m. (or just after if it's ER or Law and Order night) Up at 6:00a.m. Stay up later on weekends, but don't sleep in past 8:00 a.m. My cat is an excellent alarm clock - unfortunately I can't turn her off on weekends.
My poor wife gets up with me, whether she has to or not. It's sweet but I think if the roles were reversed, I'd be staying in bed!
My poor wife gets up with me, whether she has to or not. It's sweet but I think if the roles were reversed, I'd be staying in bed!
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