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  1. #1
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    ugh I am so not a morning person. The alarm goes off at 6:00, at which time Roscoe jumps up and runs around the room to be let outside. Every once in a while, if I pretend I'm still asleep, hubby will let him out. But usually he just nudges me and tells me to get up. So I let him out, feed the cats, then go back to bed. Around 6:30 hubby gets up to shower, and I continue hitting the snooze until he's done, about 7:00. Then I lay there with the covers over my head and say '5 more minutes!' until I look at the clock and realize if I don't get up that second I am going to be very late to work. I'd say I fully wake up around 5:00pm, when I get to go home

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    Alarm goes off at 6.45am
    2.30pm - still asleep
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    Seconds.....

    LOL.... now don't get me wrong. I LOVE to sleep in more than anything in the whole world but when my alarm clock goes off I am up and out of bed and ready in 15 minutes lol.




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    Well, my work situation is a little different than most since I just have to walk down the hall to the dining room where breakfast is waiting for me then a long stroll to my office.

    When I'm at work, the alarm goes off at 5:00. Normally my "bladder alarm" has already awoken me so I'm already up. Pee. Wash face. Brush teeth. Brush hair. Get dressed. Slap one some makeup. Leave my room. Look down and double-check that I didn't leave the room naked (because my brain is still technically asleep). Get breakfast -- more importantly -- get coffee!. Walk to my office. Boot up the computer. Eat breakfast while I read e-mail. Look at the clock -- it's 5 o'Dark thirty. Check my mirror to make sure I don't have any breakfast in my teeth then I'm off to my first meeting of the day (6:30).

    My brain finally awakens around 9:00 after a few more cups of coffee. Until then I basically run on autopilot. My boss has actually come in my office, looked deep into my eyes and said, "You're still asleep. We'll talk about this later." Thank goodness I don't have to drive any heavy machinery!

    When I'm off work, try as I might, I usually can't sleep past 7:30.
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    When I'm not sick:

    7:30 Alarm goes off
    7:32 fully dressed & rushing to the bathroom & feedign Bear
    7:35 I put the leash on Bear & take her potty
    7:44 I drive away

    When I'm sick:

    7:00 Cell Alarm # 1 goes off
    7:15 Cell Alarm # 2 goes off
    7:30 Normal Alarm goes off & my normal routine begins

    When Bear sleeps with me (she has for a few nights now).. I have to push her off my bed, then push her out of my room lol shes lazy & hates being woken up... until food hits her dish, then the inhailing begins lol

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    Well, I've always sad that I'm never truly awake until about 9pm, then I'm never truly tired until 9am. I guess I'm a little mixed up, perhaps I was destined to be born a hedgehog.

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    Alarm goes off at 5:45 (the radio). I rarely hear it. Some time between 6:00 and 6:15 I actually get out of bed.

    Bathroom.

    Email.

    Pet talk.

    Cat duties.

    Work.

    I am probably 90 % awake begining after the bathroom.
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    5:55am Alarm goes off.
    Buddy starts barking at the door to go outside.
    Sierra and the hubby are still sounds asleep.
    At about 6:05 Hubby pushes me out of bed to let Bud outside because he's STILL barking at the door.
    While 90% still asleep, stumble towards door, turn coffee pot on as I walk through kitchen to back door to let dogs out.
    Buddy ZOOMS out the door while Sierra is still asleep with the hubby.
    I have to call Sierra 3 or 4 times to get her to wake up and get out of bed (or hubby pushes her off bed).
    Then I sit down and watch news until I hear coffee pot stop brewing.
    Get up, pack hubby's lunch, get coffee and drink coffee while watching news.
    Hubby leaves house at 6:40 for work then I get in shower.
    Try to leave house by 7:30 to make it to work on time at 8:00.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kuhio98
    ... Look at the clock -- it's 5 o'Dark thirty...
    OMG! LOL I thought my family was the only one that used this phrase! O'dark thirty *giggle*

    Funny thread. I'm not a morning person, never have been - but work has sort of made me into one. I still don't just pop out of bed in the morning, but I'm getting up a lot later than I used to. On normal days (those with no early morning meetings), I set my alarm for 7:20. I try to squeeze as much sleep time in as possible. Lately though, I've been waking to nature's call around 6:45, but then I get back into bed and sometimes doze back off until my alarm sounds at 7:20. That gives me just enough time to get ready and run out the door. I pee, wash hands and face, brush teeth, apply makeup, do hair then put on clothes and leave. I'm usually out the door by 8:00 and at work by 8:15!

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    I'm currently in college, so what my routine switches day by day. If I get up super early, I'm more likely going to be moving slowly.

    However, I'm in May Term right now, which is one class for 4 weeks, 2 hours a day. It doesn't start until noon.

    I set my phone alarm for 9 just so I can get up and look over stuff, have time to laze around, etc etc. Most mornings, though, I wake up way before then. Sometimes, I wake up right before it goes off. If I wake up naturally, then I can pop out of bed within seconds and be ready.

    My roommate laughs at me because my morning routine is a short one, even if I have to take a shower. My showers are speedy quick. She hasn't even had time to brush her teeth by the time I'm out of the shower. Hahaha.

    I can be ready within minutes of getting up, and I'm never really tired when I get up. It's usually a few hours later that I'm feeling tired. That's what I come back from class and lab and take a nap!
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