digitS'
Garden Master
Staying in any one position too long is just not possible for me. Whatever the position, there is too much discomfort. I claim it's 45 minutes but it may be twice that long, depending on the position and how recently I was last maintaining that "posture" . Every change will awaken me.
After awhile, I just can't return to sleep! If I was horizontal for 6 hours, it's surprising. Five, I consider adequate. Too often, it's less. I have no idea how much "real" sleep I'm running on. Without a work schedule, I tend to fall asleep after meals and I am really limiting caffeine so there is not much stimulant in my diet. Always, a breakfast! Other meals may be catch as catch can soon but I'm up so early, there is really no excuse for me skipping breakfast. Back in the lazyboy - another 30min of sleep. I may be able to get away with this even during my busy season.
During the summer, I claim that 8:45am begins my "lunch hour." Often, it does! Winter, I usually have eaten before 11, nothing precise. I've always been a morning person and by 10:30, I have usually been up for 6 or 7 hours. Dinner is likely to also be early. We are fairly consistent with bedtime. Routine, I suppose ... but, I blame it on growing up on a farm with milk cow's and accepting very early that the routine required would be my lot in life. Hey, it got me through school okay and I was never fired from a job !
digitS' social life stinks
After awhile, I just can't return to sleep! If I was horizontal for 6 hours, it's surprising. Five, I consider adequate. Too often, it's less. I have no idea how much "real" sleep I'm running on. Without a work schedule, I tend to fall asleep after meals and I am really limiting caffeine so there is not much stimulant in my diet. Always, a breakfast! Other meals may be catch as catch can soon but I'm up so early, there is really no excuse for me skipping breakfast. Back in the lazyboy - another 30min of sleep. I may be able to get away with this even during my busy season.
During the summer, I claim that 8:45am begins my "lunch hour." Often, it does! Winter, I usually have eaten before 11, nothing precise. I've always been a morning person and by 10:30, I have usually been up for 6 or 7 hours. Dinner is likely to also be early. We are fairly consistent with bedtime. Routine, I suppose ... but, I blame it on growing up on a farm with milk cow's and accepting very early that the routine required would be my lot in life. Hey, it got me through school okay and I was never fired from a job !
digitS' social life stinks