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> having free time after you put your children to bed, or watching one of the 17 Netflix shows everyone is talking about These are two things that are not a bi
by bobochan 8y ago
> having free time after you put your children to bed, or watching one of the 17 Netflix shows everyone is talking about
These are two things that are not a big sacrifice for me. But honestly, I am continually baffled by posts that insinuate that waking up at 5:30 or 6:00 is some bizarre ritual. Since the quote mentions children, I will just throw out that a school start time of 8:00 generally means having to leave for school before 7:30, which makes a 6:00 alarm pretty necessary if you want to start off with a good breakfast.
We have lights out by 10PM (with the occasional homework mandated exemption) and everyone is up by 6AM after eight hours of sleep. This has never once seemed like an unusual schedule to keep.
- wink 8y agoIn retrospect I'm really glad to have lived where I lived. Once I was old enough to get to school safely in my own pace sleeping until 7:30 to get there on time just before 8 was so much better than having to wake up at 7 :D
- bobochan 8y agoThe elementary school was only a five minute walk away, but even still, the kids always wanted to be at school early to play soccer, ice skate, etc. It has always been more of an issue telling the kids that they cannot get to school too early, rather than the opposite.
- ummonk 8y agoThank goodness I was homeschooled.