i have worked in the early morening
By hotsummer
@hotsummer (13837)
Philippines
October 18, 2012 1:48am CST
i can't sleep at 2 am. so i just tried to wash my dirty clothes and do some cooking. i made some fried noodles. the one i see on the cart inside the food court in some malls. anyway, it takes great actually except that i have added bit more salt. so i will avoid salt next time.
i enjoyed actually working that early. so later on i would do that again specially when i awake and have nothing else to do and don't have the motivation to be online. so it is way to get some exercise as well.
6 responses
@joycseer (845)
• Malaysia
18 Oct 12
Hi hotsummer, sometimes when we could not sleep, doing some work may help. Especially when you are in the mood of doing something, regardless being laundry, cooking, reading, being on internet and so on. What you are doing really helps you to utilise your time well since you could not sleep. =)
However, would you feel tired and being not energetic throughout the day if you were to wake up so early as 2am and do all the laundry and cooking? If you are a housewife, then you can rest later in the day. But if you are also an employed, will you be okay throughout the day? Will you feel lack of sleep later? Hope you can get a good rest today. Take care.
@hotsummer (13837)
• Philippines
18 Oct 12
sometimes i feel more energetic if i just limit the amount of sleep like 7 hours. as i sleep early so i tend to wake up early. and usually i just sleep again. but i will make it a point not to sleep anymore when i had enough sleep already.
@joycseer (845)
• Malaysia
20 Oct 12
oh, that is a really good control of your sleep. if you have sufficient sleep a day, then should be fine. sometimes i may be having difficulties in sleeping again if i have afternoon nap, unless i am really tired that day. but, it is true, like you said you can wake up early if you sleep early. =)
@rameshchow (4426)
• India
19 Oct 12
if we have a tension in our mind, then we don't get the sleep after 2pm , so we will start our everyday works.
@jenny1015 (13366)
• Philippines
18 Oct 12
I also love doing all the chores in the morning. While making breakfast for the kids, I turn on the washing machine so that by the time my kids leave for school, I am done doing the laundry and have time to clean the house then have sometime online.
@mikyung (2232)
• Philippines
18 Oct 12
I can relate here, since I started working on a graveyard shift, I can't sleep on those hours during my dayoff. What I do is try to get busy, watch late night or early TV programs or a good movie. Also, go out and look for something to eat in 7-11. Also, check my journal and check those "to-do" that are still pending and do something on them. Thanks
@Raine38 (12389)
• United States
18 Oct 12
When I was still in review school, I also prefer to study and do my work during those hours. That time, nobody's calling on the phone, nobody is making any noise, I can work and study peacefully plus nobody will ask me to go buy this at the sari-sari store. 
The only issue I have is, I am such a scaredy cat that I am always jumpy, like a little noise or intake of breath that I hear I immediately hyper-react. Unless I have discovered where it's coming from I always assume it was made by a supernatural being. Silly me!
The only issue I have is, I am such a scaredy cat that I am always jumpy, like a little noise or intake of breath that I hear I immediately hyper-react. Unless I have discovered where it's coming from I always assume it was made by a supernatural being. Silly me!
@ggubatina09 (36)
• Philippines
18 Oct 12
Wow! That's really motivating! Are you enjoying what you are doing during the middle of the night? Well sometimes I also experiencing like that. I can't sleep so instead I will do my work. I am working online so anytime I can start my job and finish it on time. I have everyday deadline so I am always in a hurry. In my opinion, waking up early will start your day much better. You can have a good rest at night and you are not hurrying for any task that you want to finish.
