all events occur in real time
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Originally posted by Mark Spritzler:
Do you think getting up early in the morning makes you really get the worm?
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so I never see late night talk shows anymore.
all events occur in real time
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Originally posted by Ashok Mash:
I am guaranteed to wake up with a nasty headache which lasts the whole day!
I want to be like marc
Originally posted by Chunnard Singh:
you're either very sensitive to light or this is around the time you fall into R.E.M. this can really hurt the eyes. I have the same problem.
Regards Pete
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Originally posted by Mark Spritzler:
My wife gets up at 4 AM every morning
Helping hands are much better than the praying lips
Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee:
10:30 AM
I want to be like marc
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Originally posted by Rosie Vogel:
That sounds terrible. Why does she need to do that?
I get up at seven on weekdays. In summer it isn't so bad but now the days are getting shorter and it's still dark when the alarm clock goes of. That makes it much harder.
During the weekend I wake up when the cats start to try to break the door down.
When I was young, I used to work in bars and restaurants a lot. I would get up around ten, start work around four, finish around midnight and go to bed around two. That was perfect. I wish I could still keep those hours.
I just cant look, its killing me.