Anyone else finding it hard to get up in the mornings?

shreksaurus

Anyone else finding it hard to get up these mornings after the time change. Just last week i was so happy to wake up every morning before my alarm went off. Woke up so fresh. Now i'm finding it very difficult to wake up on time. Does anyone have any advice/tips to make mornings and getting up easier.

SRFC90

Not a bother for me.

shreksaurus

shreksaurus wrote: »

Anyone else finding it hard to get up these mornings after the time change. Just last week i was so happy to wake up every morning before my alarm went off. Woke up so fresh. Now i'm finding it very difficult to wake up on time. Does anyone have any advice/tips to make mornings and getting up easier.

I'm not mad about it but hop straight into the shower, gets me up

galwayrush

I read that wrong, but thankfully, everything's still in good working order,:D

Kirnsy

shreksaurus wrote: »

Anyone else finding it hard to get it up these mornings after the time change. Does anyone have any advice/tips to make mornings and getting up it easier.

fyp

Mmcd

I cant really believe it but Ive never been as wrecked as I have this week and the only thing I can see it being is the extra hour. Doesnt make too much sense I know!

galwayrush

Kirnsy wrote: »

fyp

That's how i read it.:D

Mr.Lizard

How have you managed it for the last 20 or so other years OP?

MagicMarker

The added darkness messed with my head the first few days. Before the clocks changed I'd wake up and I'd know roughly what time it was by how bright/dark my room was. But now it's not so bright and I haven't gotten used to it, makes me think I have longer in bed than I actually do.

Sharpshooter

MagicMarker wrote: »

The added darkness messed with my head the first few days. Before the clocks changed I'd wake up and I'd know roughly what time it was by how bright/dark my room was. But now it's not so bright and I haven't gotten used to it, makes me think I have longer in bed than I actually do.

:eek:
What time do you get up in the morning?
I'm up at 6.45 and it's bright outside.

Gummy Panda

I don't want to go to work tomorrow

ScumLord

bluewolf wrote: »

I'm not mad about it but hop straight into the shower, gets me up

see, hop means your already out of bed. Unless you've some sort of freaky shower bed.

stepbar

Get up @ 8.30 in for work at 9.15. Takes 20 mins to walk to work. Could life be any better bar living above where you work?

kleefarr

Nope. I'm glorious in the morning.

ScumLord

stepbar wrote: »

Get up @ 8.30 in for work at 9.15. Takes 20 mins to walk to work. Could life be any better bar living above where you work?

I live over a pub and drive the 2 minutes walk.

Vinta81

I'm actually pretty good lately! Last year I was awful for getting up!

stepbar

ScumLord wrote: »

I live over a pub and drive the 2 minutes walk.

Ya lazy cnut

Actually I'd say living and working in the same pub would be sweet.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

Go to bed earlier?

Get Mary Harney covers for your pillow, that will get you up alright...

MagicMarker

Sharpshooter wrote: »

:eek:
What time do you get up in the morning?
I'm up at 6.45 and it's bright outside.

It's not that bright, especially when your tiny bedroom window faces south.

galwayrush

Zahra Echoing Stranger wrote: »

Go to bed earlier?

Get Mary Harney covers for your pillow, that will get you up alright...

FFs, that would have me screaming, and i guarantee, nothing would be up either.:eek:

shreksaurus

ScumLord wrote: »

I live over a pub and drive the 2 minutes walk.

I work for a neighbour - a 10 minute walk away from me. I used to drive to work until my car gave up on me. I thought i was bad but now i've heard it all - driving a 2 minute walk - i like it.

bubski

Cant get up out of the bed at all.

On the 12 o clock shift this week, I set the alarm for 7 (usual time if I was working the 9 shift) in the hope I will get up & do a bit.

Didnt get out of bed until 10 all this week.

So lazy, Im blaming the time change!!

shreksaurus

Zahra Echoing Stranger wrote: »

Get Mary Harney covers for your pillow, that will get you up alright...

Jesus that would give me nightmares - I wouldn't be able to sleep.

Leprachaun

shreksaurus wrote: »

Anyone else finding it hard to get up these mornings after the time change. Just last week i was so happy to wake up every morning before my alarm went off. Woke up so fresh. Now i'm finding it very difficult to wake up on time. Does anyone have any advice/tips to make mornings and getting up easier.

I usually don't get up before 10 or 11 so it doesn't really affect me.

Sharpshooter

MagicMarker wrote: »

It's not that bright, especially when your tiny bedroom window faces south.

I'm telling you it is as bright as day at 6.45 in the morning.
Mind you I keep the heavy curtains open,so that would make a difference to the brightness of the room.

shreksaurus

I'll log off now, and go to sleep and hope I get up on time.

To posters that thought i had trouble getting IT up in the mornings - well i dont have a penis.

Night now everybody. Sweet dreams.

Vain

shreksaurus wrote: »

I'll log off now, and go to sleep and hope I get up on time.

To posters that thought i had trouble getting IT up in the mornings - well i dont have a penis.

Night now everybody. Sweet dreams.

Pics or GTFO

Tar.Aldarion

No, it's always damn up in the morning. grr

kittensoft1984

I hate getting up in the morning.

Ross_Mahon

I have black out blinds in me attic, its sleepy time anytime they go down

Saibh

Don't mind getting up in the morning - have alarm set for 7am when I'm working.

D.Q

galwayrush wrote: »

FFs, that would have me screaming, and i guarantee, nothing would be up either.:eek:

your balls would probably hop up your arse with fright.

NibNib

It is extremely difficult to get up in the morning to go to work... No problem at all though whenever I am off!

PurpleBerry

Haven't got up in a "morning" since I lost my job!

Captain-America

I can never get up I'm the morning. Always late for school because of it.

Scarinae

You should buy one of these!

ScumLord

Fishie wrote: »

You should buy one of these!

I have one, they're ****e!

First of all it flys straight up and practically lands in your hand. Sometimes that little ball thing falls off if you try to catch it before it gets away, then you have to do a search. I've tried angling it but it still seams to fly straight up and down.

The absolute worst thing about it though is it won't turn off until you put the flying bit back on. Sounds ok until you go leave the country and your neighbors break down your door after the forth day to kill your fancy alarm clock.

Scarinae

ScumLord wrote: »

I have one, they're ****e!

First of all it flys straight up and practically lands in your hand. Sometimes that little ball thing falls off if you try to catch it before it gets away, then you have to do a search. I've tried angling it but it still seams to fly straight up and down.

The absolute worst thing about it though is it won't turn off until you put the flying bit back on. Sounds ok until you go leave the country and your neighbors break down your door after the forth day to kill your fancy alarm clock.

Awwww no... I thought the idea was brilliant! Sucks for your neighbours though - did that actually happen?

SV

I've always got a bit of morning glory so..no complaints here.

ScumLord

Fishie wrote: »

Awwww no... I thought the idea was brilliant! Sucks for your neighbours though - did that actually happen?

Lol, they didn't break down the door but I got an ear full when I got back. It was still buzzing when I got in the door, it had worn down the battery so you could barely hear it at that stage. It's extremely loud with new battery's, they lived in an apartment upstairs and on the other side of the building and they could still hear it.

Rented Mule

I'm up at 3:30am everyday, so I haven't even noticed the time change yet.

I get up, pull my socks on over my shoes, kiss the dog, and put my wife out in the garden.