Corylea said:
It's easy to say that if you're naturally a morning person! Some people ... really aren't.
Isn't that the truth? It is sort of funny. Before I had my daughter, I was up at around noon or later. I had no reason to wake up. My husband worked and took care of me. (It's one of the reasons I am going to school, but I don't want to digress too much.) I always did my chores (laundry, lunch, dinner, picking up around the house) after I woke up. Then, I had me time. After the birth of my daughter, I was the one taking care of her. She has been with me non-stop since she was born. This is really the first time we had been separated. My sleep patterns had to change because of the newborn. Because Justin worked, I was the one up at all hours of the night taking care of my daughter. I am a real light sleeper also. It's not good. I will wake up almost every 2 hours now at night (when my husband moves, when he snores, when the cat scratches at the door, or any noise outside of the house).My husband finds it really hard to sleep at night. He actually has been prescribed medication to help him sleep. Growing up, my mother was really strict. Until recently, I did not realize that I was going to go into a field that she was pushing me into. When I went to college before, it was a school of her choosing. My sister and I had to go to bed at 9 pm every night. On weekends, we could go to bed at 10. This lasted until I went to live in a dorm. Imagine my surprise when my husband stayed up all night until 10 am before. He would literally sleep away the day. When he has his days off (and now when there will be no school), he sleeps away the day still. Now, my daughter, she is at the other end of the spectrum. It could be because she is still little and a child. She wakes up promptly at seven in the morning. Sometimes, as early as six. Every single morning (since she was 3 or four weeks), she greeted me with a smile on her face. And now that she can talk, she says, "Morning, mommy." It should be a crime to be
that cheery in the mornings. I'm usually pleasant to talk to after my third cup of coffee
Oh, and the last math course I took was ten years ago. Ugh. Disliked it then too.
On a side note, I think I been writing and playing the witcher to much. My psychology is a basic course. Next year, I will be taking advance courses in that and sociology. I just don't hope I get them back to back like I did this semester. (I literally have psyc at 10:00a and socio at 11a) We had to read chapter one, and it was talking briefly about Gestalt psychology. I must have been really tired (and It didn't help I was writing more to my short story), I read it as Geralt. :
Oh, sorry if this is a little scrambled too. I had a migraine today and still have that dull throb. Plus, I'm tired
6 PM is an unfavourable for (math) classes. The day is almost over and then one has to learn and study. I'm an early riser and at that time I have the most energy and zest of action… could even attend math classes (but plz not everyday). Afternoon I'm getting lazy and I just want to relax or do things I enjoy.
