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[flemmings]

I shall assume the current feel like assness is explained by being awake and up at 5 this morning. I had to be somewhere half a mile away at 8:30, and getting up at 5 is how I usually handle things like that. Unless I can bike-- then I sleep three more hours.

But if I go to bed now as my body is telling me to do, I shall be awake at 5 again tomorrow. 5 am is a cold dull time to be awake. 'In winter the mornings' only because one can roll over in one's comfy flannel-wrapped world and go back to sleep again.

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[incandescens]

Awake and up at five? I wince at the very thought. Especially in winter.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Bed at 10 means awake at 5. It also means I *could* roll over and go back to sleep, and would then be woken by the alarm, an experience so unpleasant I prefer to get up instead.

As soon as I'd finished that entry, someone called and asked me to do their 8:30 shift. I suppose there's a heavenly justice at work.

[mvrdrk.livejournal.com]

Haha! I forgot whether my dr appt was this week or next so I woke WT up at 5am on Wed and dragged him in to the office. Only to discover I had written it down correctly the first time. It was next week. LOL!!!!

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Mortification is good for the soul. I think of those monks and nuns who get up at that hour to pray (unless it's 3 am?) and count my blessings.