04-09-2013, 11:12 AM
21
Re: Getting up
Oh heavens I'm a zombie in the mornings altho' cats wake me up soon as it's daylight ..yowling for their brekkie no matter how late I give them supper the night before... need at least 2 coffees before I do anything else ( after feeding said cats, of course) but if there's anything special that I need to do I can be ready very quickly ...
04-09-2013, 11:14 AM
22
Re: Getting up
Originally Posted by ben-varrey
->
I used to leap out of bed (literally) and straight into stretching exercise for about 30 minutes and then take the dogs out, come back, shower and off to work.Now, I sit semi-comotosed for nearly two hours before accepting I need to actually move around.
Luv it BV, that's like me too.
I cringe now when I remember all the years of either getting up at 4am or getting home at 6.30am while doing shiftwork
04-09-2013, 02:33 PM
25
Re: Getting up
I was reading this thread, from my mobile, this morning lying in bed at 9 o'clock!Normally, on a work day, I set my alarm for 7.45 and be up and about after that. Today, because I've swopped a day around (in tomorrow instead), it took me until nearly lunchtime to feel "normal"
Why is it when you oversleep, you still feel very tired but when you have less sleep (normal time) you feel ok? 
04-09-2013, 05:04 PM
28
Re: Getting up
Originally Posted by Mups
->
Luv it BV, that's like me too.
04-09-2013, 05:38 PM
30
Re: Getting up
Originally Posted by Twizard
->
I'm wide awake at about 7am, that is my brain is, by the time my body catches up around 9.30 I feel tired again!
|
|
