3/11/24 SOLSC Day 11
I grumbled my way out of bed, muttering at the stupidity of doing this twice a year.
Before that I sighed, gave up getting any more sleep and “wrote” this in my head. I was awake.
Before that my alarm chimed and I groaned. I was awake.
Before that the lovely birds would NOT BE QUIET. I was awake.
Before that the sky lightened enough to tell my brain to get up, get up, get up. I was awake.
Before that I rolled over, and snuggled under the covers as my brain said there was plenty of time to fall asleep. I was awake.
Before that I turned out the light, feeling smug that I beat the time change this year.
Oh goody (sarcasm alert). I’ll get another chance to win in the fall.
P.S. I’m still grateful I didn’t have to get up and head to the classroom at my “normal” time. Retirement = more choices!
It is wonderful to be retired and not HAVE to get up at this uncomfortable hour, but I, too, slept lousy just the same. This spring change does not leave me springing!
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Yesterday I was awake at my normal time, 5:30, and I was sluggish all day. Gald I am retired as well and don’t have to be anywhere today.
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I have a little more time before retirement but I can relate to the difficulty getting up. I tried to prevent the clock change fatigue by getting to bed early last night (with the help of benadryl) but it did not help.
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I have trouble sleeping every night! An hour or two at a time, no matter what time I go to bed or what time I get up. I’m sorry for your grumbles.
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Hmmm…sounds like one of my sleepless nights. Have you begun your big trip yet?
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Not yet. A little under six weeks to go. Yikes!!
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