When are you at your best?
By tweety_missa
@tweety_missa (30)
March 8, 2012 3:59pm CST
I have always been wondering how some people can endure getting up at 4 or 5am every morning. Personally I like a lay-in, waking up about 9 or 10am and then get down to business. Unfortunately this is not always possible.
The one thing which really annoys me though are people who continuously snooze their alarm instead of just facing the music and getting out of bed?
What are your feelings about it?
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4 responses
@prinzcy (32305)
• Malaysia
9 Mar 12
What's the point of using alarm clock when you just want to play with it (using that snooze function) It's annoying when people that sleep near or with me use alarm but end up snoozing it. I wake up at the sound of the alarm, earlier than I should be as it's even my alarm clock and it's really annoying as I can't go back to sleep after that. While that person still sleep for five minutes more and continue another five minutes and so on. How can that kind of sleep is a quality sleep?
@tweety_missa (30)
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11 Mar 12
My point exactly. Time yourself right and get up when the night is over.
@coralguan (58)
• China
7 Jun 12
In recent years I get up more and more early, 7am, 5am, even 4 or 3am, it is really different from my young age (of course now I am not old, lol), I am used to do many things in the morning, get two cups of tea firstly, then learn or do some personal works--that is more interest than my full-time job so I have more enthusiasm on it:) or even do some simple sports, with sand pocket which is not very heavy, or rope skipping, but this one I must do after 7am, otherwise I am afraid my neighbour comes up to shout to me, hehe.
As my younger sister said: you are like an old laday who is always goes to bed early and gets up early as well...I have no word to say, it is true, actually when I am on my way of full-time job, I have been spent half a day.
@crimsonladybug (3112)
• United States
8 Mar 12
I've never understood the snooze button... You're not going to get to go back to sleep for 9 minutes so why bother?
I am really "at my best" at night. I feel like I get a lot more accomplished after 9 or 10 pm than before.
