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Old 06-04-2007, 09:19 AM #1
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Chat Night Owls -vs- Day Birds
How many of us are Night Owls and
how many of us are Day Birds?

NOTE: You do not have to have Epilepsy,
it just "sort of runs in your family"


In my family - we're all Night Owls, we tend
to do better at nights and we're certainly not
"morning people", hence our passion for Garfield
and his "I don't do mornings" episodes.

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It's bizarre but I'm one of those swing-shifters. It seems to vary by week depending on my level of energy or lack of. Like the week before last, I was in a nesting panic phase so I was staying up late, although waking up every 30 minutes once I went to bed (pretty sure I was having some nocturnals which were due to my lack of stress control ). Today I was up at 7am, yesterday I was up at 10am. I'm totally weird.
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Hi Sharon,
I used to be a night owl but since I've gotten older (44) I come home from work and I'm lucky if I make it until 10 pm but take my word I've always been an Early Bird up at 5 am and on the go. Here's wishing you well and May God Bless You!

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