I go to bed between 11PM and midnight. I get up between 6 & 6:30. I like the quiet mornings. The rest of the family goes to bed later and gets up much later.
Shawn
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I'm 66 and still work part time (3 days a week). I go to bed at 11PM and am usually asleep within 1-2 minutes. I get up most days at 6AM though on weekends I'll often laze in bed until 6:30 or 7. I haven't used an alarm clock in over 20 years.
Dave Anderson
Chester, NH
A few months shy of 62, in bed 10 to 10:30 usually, up at 5:15 M-F and Sunday (early church, Praise Band practice is at 7) but Saturday we usually stay in bed until 6 or a little after. I occasionally take a true power nap, 10-15 minutes, if I'm home for lunch.
David
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I'm in my 30's, in bed around 8 (unless the Hawks are playing...) up when the dog gets hungry, around 4:30. Gotta beat the Chicago traffic!
I am bipolar so keeping an exact wake up time is critical, as is a regular bed time. I have been going to bed around 8:30, the alarm rings at 3:40 and a 9 minute snooze is hit twice, roll out of bed at 3:58 am EDT. I have always been a morning person. Tomorrow morning I will start work at 5:30, work 4 hours, and be home before most people are getting out of bed.
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My sleep varies by how hard a day I have had. Yesterday was windy and cold, and I felt poorly last night. Think I hit the sack by 8:30. Woke up at 2am coughing. Went back to sleep about 4:30, and woke up about 7 am. Have trouble sleeping through the night. age 63.
I'm 57. Tempis fugit.
I turn in about 7-7:30
I have sleep apnea. It is being treated, and I have lost a bunch of weight on account of a knee issue.
I love my breathing machine. Love it.
But, I always been a morning person. I routinely am up around 4AM on shop days (Saturday); 5:30 during the week. Slumbers Sunday afternoon.
I can do anything between 5 and 9. After noon, imagine a graph with the line going down (can you do that on SketchUp, Dave R?)
I have a sleep mask for summer to block the light.
There is just nothing that interests me enough to sit up and pay attention. Not sure what my problem is--I can imagine my wife could chime in here.
David
Confidence: That feeling you get before fully understanding a situation (Anonymous)
Down 9-9:30
Up 5-6
Love my quiet mornings before my wife gets up.....