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I used to love staying up late, working late, sleeping in. Getting up early is about getting on a schedule. A few years ago my cat started waking me up at 4am
by saluki 10y ago
I used to love staying up late, working late, sleeping in.
Getting up early is about getting on a schedule.
A few years ago my cat started waking me up at 4am, like exactly at 4 am +/- a few minutes. He would even keep on schedule when the time changed.
So I started staying up, starting work at 4am. After a while you just get in a routine and you function normally.
I would go to bed by 9 or 10pm and usually by Thursday/Friday I would be more tired than usual if I didn't go to bed early enough.
I also gave up soda around the same time and switched to green tea and the carbonated unsweetened drinks. Getting away from soda I felt better had more energy.
Recently we've been staying up late with friends and watching movies and I'm slipping back to staying up late/needing to sleep in so it's definitely about getting adjusted to a schedule and keeping on it.
A 9am start isn't bad so you could probably still stay up later on the weekends and still adjust back. But I seem to feel better sticking to the same schedule all the time.
- spcelzrd 10y ago> He would even keep on schedule when the time changed. Your cat can tell time. He's planning your murder. Watch your back.
- bbcbasic 10y agoNo he is talking about the new command line option cat -t 0400
- mod 10y ago> A few years ago my cat started waking me up at 4am, like exactly at 4 am +/- a few minutes. He would even keep on schedule when the time changed. My grandmother's cat does the same thing (except 6am). She said that when the time changed a week or two ago, and the cat woke her up, she thought "you dummy, you don't know what time it is." But she checked the clock anyway, and the cat was correct. That doesn't even make any sense to me, and now you're confirming it...crazy!