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#15 by warhawk on 11 May, 2008 20:56
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I only set one alarm clock - but I think I have OCD as after I turn the alarm on I go back and check to ensure I really turned it on about 10 times each night before bed...
You too, huh?
I'm seeing a pattern here......
i'm having one of those cheesy grins because i check (alarm clock) and double check one more time b4 i go 2 bed & sometimes i'll do it a third time just 2 make sure. 
WARHAWK
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#16 by DAT Boy on 11 May, 2008 21:10
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I have an alarm; but have it set on some music mode (classical music), so if it goes off, it's not as mind deadening
The few times that it has gone off aren't too bad, but usually I get up before it and turn it off.
On weekends, I've tried to sleep in (until 7 AM), but the body generally tells me to get up, or my four-footed friends (man's best) are looking to go out well before then. They know that I'm the one who will take care of them, so I'm the one they go to, if they need to go out, or anything else.
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#17 by TomS on 11 May, 2008 21:32
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I don't have too much of a problem waking up late. I make sure that I get physically out of bed as soon as the alarm goes off, otherwise I can drift back to sleep... Hasn't happened in a while though.
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#18 by wpruitt on 12 May, 2008 05:53
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HAHA! I'm the same way, I check my alarm clock atleast twice to make sure it is set properly. I always worry that I set it to 6PM instead of 6AM... that's happened before.
Been there, done that, too.
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#19 by PBurke on 12 May, 2008 17:05
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HAHA! I'm the same way, I check my alarm clock atleast twice to make sure it is set properly. I always worry that I set it to 6PM instead of 6AM... that's happened before.
Been there, done that, too.
that is why i statred using military style time. no confusing 600 with 1800. -
#20 by DAT Boy on 12 May, 2008 20:27
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Yeah, but you can't teach most alarm clocks the difference between 0600 and 1800! Usually they only do the AM/PM thing; or worse, they'll have a dot to light up for one or the other. That, and the spouse unit doesn't want to look at no 2100. "Honey, what time is that?" "Time to go to bed, dear."
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#21 by Nick912 on 12 May, 2008 21:34
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HAHA! I'm the same way, I check my alarm clock atleast twice to make sure it is set properly. I always worry that I set it to 6PM instead of 6AM... that's happened before.
Been there, done that, too.
that is why i statred using military style time. no confusing 600 with 1800.
There ya go! I wish more people would go to the 24hr clock it is much easier! -
#22 by nomad on 12 May, 2008 21:44
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HAHA! I'm the same way, I check my alarm clock atleast twice to make sure it is set properly. I always worry that I set it to 6PM instead of 6AM... that's happened before.
Been there, done that, too.
that is why i statred using military style time. no confusing 600 with 1800.
There ya go! I wish more people would go to the 24hr clock it is much easier!
I agree
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#23 by Timmay on 12 May, 2008 21:53
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why do we even need clocks...we should just live and work our days when the sun comes up and the sun goes down....
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#24 by baldbiker on 12 May, 2008 22:08
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why do we even need clocks...we should just live and work our days when the sun comes up and the sun goes down....
The socialist approach - lol.
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#25 by DAT Boy on 12 May, 2008 22:18
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I'd like to go to sleep when I'm tired, but I don't think I'd last too long at my job. Besides, someone might try to turn me into a message holder and put sticky messages all over me while I was zzzz-ing away
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#26 by Jdogs Better Half on 13 May, 2008 02:03
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pfffttt I have a one year old!!!! If I had the opportunity to sleep late I would take my sweet time!!!
But pre-baby I would rush like mad to get to work on time if I slept in....which was hardly ever, I cant stand lateness! -
#27 by skiking on 13 May, 2008 06:39
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why do we even need clocks...we should just live and work our days when the sun comes up and the sun goes down....
if it worked like that i would move to Alaska in the winter and in the summer, move to Argentina or something of the sort