That’s all it takes for me to fully wake up, but during those 2 minutes after the alarm goes off and the time when I actually start to function, I would give anything, pay money even, just to go back to bed. This seems unfair to me. I go to bed at 10 o’clock! Ten! The alarm starts blaring at 5:30 AM so that seven and a half hours of pretty good sleep.
After we came back from our trip to Eastern Europe, I bounded out of bed in the morning, all chipper and ready to greet the day. You know, one of those people. I think it was some sort of reverse jet lag.
It’s worn off now.
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Welcome to the working world and its stresses!
Even though you've been in the working world for 10 years or so, it's never easy getting up in the morning. Who would want to leave the warm, cozy comforts of bed to go to work? Especially when you wake up next to me!!
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