What time do you get up at?

[Ralf001]

20 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

OK, point taken. What do you do between 2,30am and 6 am which I cannot do. Watch telly, online friends?

OK, I am UK based so I sometimes wake up to watch Footie at 2.30, but plenty of kip after.

wake 2.30

do a piss.

scratch balls.

make coffee.

drink coffee.

Throw a leg over the missus if she's responsive

Do a few km on the pushbike around the village.

Shower

make coffee.

drink coffee.

join 5am work meeting.

6am drive to office.

 

In between all that browse social media/forums.

 

[Ralf001]

5 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

At what time do you get up?

your eyes painted on ?

 

[Doctor Tom]

My issue since retirement is that I need to wake up naturally to avoid fatigue during the day. That time can be anywhere between 7am and 8;30am , but I never settle down to sleep until 11pm.   If I set an alarm, it doesn't work for me anymore. I stay tired all day.  All very odd. 

[GammaGlobulin]

5 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

As the V2s were dropping all around!

 

I was not in the UK.

I was with the Axis Powers.

 

[pgrahmm]

I usually wake up & out walking the dog 630/645-ish..... Breakfast sometime between 900/1030......The 2nd & last meal by 1400.....

Usually in bed by 2100/2145 & roll over to sleep about 2300.....

Edited 2 hours ago by pgrahmm

[Gandtee]

After a shower, I turn in at about 10 pm and read until I get dozy. Up a couple of times in the night for a pee. Well, I will be 91 in a couple of months. Most times I have to read again to send me off. Up at 6 am and a fifteen minute walk to keep the bits moving. Sometimes an hour's nap in the afternoon. Boring? Yeah. But I've done all of my gallivanting over the years. 😉

[kickstart]

The wife is up at 5am, cooking food for the monks, they get to us at about 6.15 am, I am up at 5.30 am, we have a smallholding rearing few cattle, they what feeding, then a of tea, then when the wife is done, we are out cutting fed for the cattle, nonmale done by 7.30 am, then breakfast.

For some years milked a head of cows in the UK, started milking at 6 am, so use to an early start.