No way. I get up quite late because if I got up early is have a long boring day ahead. At present its raining so I'm stuck indoors on the Ipad getting bored.
I love being up early. I used to have terrible sleeping patterns (4am - 12pm-ish), but when I was in hospital last year I switched completely. We had to be up at 6am in the Acute ward for weigh-in and I liked it, so even when I moved to the Progression side of the ward and no longer had daily weigh-ins I started getting up early. I used to set my alarm for 5am, be up, dressed and ready by 5:45am-ish, play some Bananagrams (a word game) to relax, read, do some uni work, go down to the garden, and have much energy by about 7:30am, it's my favourite part of the day.
I'm on medication now which makes me sleep for ages (around 11-12 hours every night) so I tend to wake up around 9am now, and I miss that part of the day.
i had late night and set the alarm to get up..I like going out first thing as it's quiet..I hate busy times round the shops, get back then ..Up early for work anyway in the week so im used to getting up..I do like having lie in too though but my lie in is between 8 and 9,30 , or when my bladder wants emptying lol
I'm an early bird, even on holidays I'm up by about 7am at the latest. I love it when im up and the rest of the house is asleep especially in the summer when I can sit out in the garden with my coffee listening to the birds.
Yes. Generally I like to get things done before midday. Whether it's shopping or a trip out, I like to start early and get back for lunch if possible. I prefer not to take the car out after that as some scum-sucking low-life wazzock of a neighbour will shove his old wreck into my parking spot.
Yes. Generally I like to get things done before midday. Whether it's shopping or a trip out, I like to start early and get back for lunch if possible. I prefer not to take the car out after that as some scum-sucking low-life wazzock of a neighbour will shove his old wreck into my parking spot.
I hate early mornings. I always have. Even as a child I'd have to be dragged from my bed I always wake up between 5-6am, take the dogs to the yard then go back to bed until it's time to get ready for work. I prefer going out in the afternoon and evening - the light and the birdsong is incredible
i like early mornings but just can't be ARSED getting up but when i am they are glorious the lovely breakfast, the promise of a new day, the smell of the bush, the birds singing the fist pee of the day or the first stretch
i like early mornings but just can't be ARSED getting up but when i am they are glorious the lovely breakfast, the promise of a new day, the smell of the bush, the birds singing the fist pee of the day or the first stretch
I am definitely an early morning person, I am up four mornings a week by 5am and in the gym by 6.45.
I do find myself dozing off around 2pm, but most foreign country's have a siesta around that time so it seems natural to have a cat nap in front of the TV, and I wake up feeling refreshed after a quick doze.
Oh yes, there is nothing better than going for a long walk down to the beach at around six in the morning. Everything is calm and peaceful, I can watch dolphins and seals and there is nobody to bother me. Best time of the day and then the rest of the world wakes up and ruins it.
I totally agree with the above. I am fortunate in that I work from home (graphic design), and stick to the same routine 7 days a week - I am up early every morning and off with my two doodles, we usually have a six mile long beach all to ourselves. Which is just as well as my nine month old Labradoodle greets every person and dog as a long lost relative and our walks can sometimes take forever.
I come home do a little work in my office, and we are out again in the afternoons - bliss...
I am glad I live in Northumberland, the most sparsely populated county in England and our many beaches usually have just a handful of people on them at most.
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I'm on medication now which makes me sleep for ages (around 11-12 hours every night) so I tend to wake up around 9am now, and I miss that part of the day.
When I left for work this morning, my neighbour was washing his car at 7.45 on a Bank Holiday. Go back to bed man!
Exactly like me
These days I go to bed very late and get up very late.
I now have to be up by 7 am, at the latest.
Even just gone 5 past, and I feel like a ****
Sounds like you're living for your car man...
just scanned reading that i thought you said bench then i would have said do you like drinking your booze on the bench
Fist pee?...:o
me too..or i go straight from work , it's still early
Welcome back btw
The mods are cracking down on that...
Never mind that...the smelly bush?
I do find myself dozing off around 2pm, but most foreign country's have a siesta around that time so it seems natural to have a cat nap in front of the TV, and I wake up feeling refreshed after a quick doze.
I totally agree with the above. I am fortunate in that I work from home (graphic design), and stick to the same routine 7 days a week - I am up early every morning and off with my two doodles, we usually have a six mile long beach all to ourselves. Which is just as well as my nine month old Labradoodle greets every person and dog as a long lost relative and our walks can sometimes take forever
I come home do a little work in my office, and we are out again in the afternoons - bliss...
I am glad I live in Northumberland, the most sparsely populated county in England and our many beaches usually have just a handful of people on them at most.