17-07-2020, 12:43 PM
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Are you a Morning Person.
Are you a morning person… Me I wake up all happy and jolly, radio on little sing and dance as I am readying myself for the day with a smile..Also my one daughter is exactly the same.Do I ever wake up grumpy…. No, over the years I learnt it best and try to avoid waking Mrs M , who is not a morning person, the complete opposite to myself.
Mrs M is an easy going happy go lucky person, with a great sense humour… but that first hour on waking up….. Honestly I am glad we don’t sleep with sharp objects in the bed.
Strange thing is my other daughter and son are the same as Mrs M.
17-07-2020, 12:49 PM
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Re: Are you a Morning Person.
Am I a morning person?No, not really.
I used to love early mornings, especially in the spring and summer, but it takes me longer to get my head screwed on these days.
I also find I need more sleep than I used to, but it would probably help if I went to bed earlier!
17-07-2020, 02:16 PM
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Re: Are you a Morning Person.
I am definitely not a morning person, not the usual times considered 'morning' anyway. I am alright up until about 05.00am but then my body is informing me I should be asleep for at least the next eight or nine hours! Midday is usually what I consider time to wake up!That's what comes of working permanent night shifts for well over a couple of decades. My circadian rhythm (body clock) is shot to pieces and no longer exists. Now I doubt it will ever be right again as that was well over a decade ago, that is when I fully retired having worked for too many years and on those 'silly hours' too!
17-07-2020, 02:48 PM
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Re: Are you a Morning Person.
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Yep, as soon as I wake up, my brain reboots as if I ain't been asleep.
17-07-2020, 05:26 PM
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Re: Are you a Morning Person.
I am not a morning person. Had to set alarm for today at 7, my new sofa arrived about 15 minutes later. Just tried to have an hour in bed (4-5) but too much disturbance. I still feel very tired.I sometimes feel tired at night, but can go to bed and read for an hour or so, if in a good book.
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