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Brien · 11-09-2006, 09:22 PM

I'm with Andrew and placebo; my lifestyle doesn't support waking up at 5:00 or whatever time the birds start chirping. Or rather, that sleep schedule couldn't support my lifestyle.

Between parties and demanding projects, my schedule needs to be flexible. I guess I should be glad that I'm young enough that I can function well waking up at 6 am one day and 11 the next.

But even if I could do it, I dont know if I'd want to. I dont really understand the point either. I've heard some puritanical nonsense about one morning hour being equalivant to 3 evening hours or some other arbitrary ratio. Personally, I get a lot done at night (or, actually, whenever I decide to do it).

11-09-2006, 09:22 PM	#33 (permalink)
Brien Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Lawrence, Kansas, USA Posts: 92	I'm with Andrew and placebo; my lifestyle doesn't support waking up at 5:00 or whatever time the birds start chirping. Or rather, that sleep schedule couldn't support my lifestyle. Between parties and demanding projects, my schedule needs to be flexible. I guess I should be glad that I'm young enough that I can function well waking up at 6 am one day and 11 the next. But even if I could do it, I dont know if I'd want to. I dont really understand the point either. I've heard some puritanical nonsense about one morning hour being equalivant to 3 evening hours or some other arbitrary ratio. Personally, I get a lot done at night (or, actually, whenever I decide to do it).