Cocaine and a shot of whiskey and you are back to even

I wake up at 1 pm instead of noon.

My only complaint is I am having trouble going to sleep. I sometimes can't knock out until 4 or 5 am. But I don't work and my husband doesn't care.
I have cleaned out some closets and drawers though. Since I'm on the opposite side of the house it's quiet work. Added bonus, finding stuff I bought and forgot about.

Anonymous wrote:Wow a lot of ignorant people on this thread who don’t understand everyone is different.

You’ve summed up a lot of DCUM; not being able to understand people just have different experiences.

Anonymous wrote:Wow a lot of ignorant people on this thread who don’t understand everyone is different.

Right? It hits people differently. It usually takes me a bit to feel normal.

Anonymous wrote:I would be tired too if I was this dramatic all the time

You aren’t dramatic but you are an arsehole, my dear.

Wow a lot of ignorant people on this thread who don’t understand everyone is different.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I normally wake up on schedule without an alarm clock. This week I have slept to my alarm. Tired.

Same here! The darkness in the morning has been brutal.

It's always dark outside when I get up. Regardless of the time change.

I have been fine since Tuesday why? Difficult getting up Monday and otherwise ok.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I normally wake up on schedule without an alarm clock. This week I have slept to my alarm. Tired.

Same here! The darkness in the morning has been brutal.

Are you certain it is the darkness and not the time change of losing an hour of sleep?

This should help you wake up. Sun alarm clock
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0093162RM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I didn’t even notice it. I was fine on seven hours of sleep on Sunday and fine with it being light later. I can’t imagine anyone being effected by an hour. How do you travel, OP?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I normally wake up on schedule without an alarm clock. This week I have slept to my alarm. Tired.

Same here! The darkness in the morning has been brutal.

Are you certain it is the darkness and not the time change of losing an hour of sleep?

Anonymous wrote:I would be tired too if I was this dramatic all the time

It is exhausting. My toddler is worn out by 7:30.

Love the evening sun. I’ve been slowly waking up earlier than my alarm for the past few weeks, so it wasn’t so terrible.

I would be tired too if I was this dramatic all the time