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[sleep envy]

I now wake up at the same time every morning regardless

[soad]

Silent Sleep In for me. No need to get woken up early.

[louiebaby]

sleep envy said:

I now wake up at the same time every morning regardless

Indeed.

When changing jobs it takes about 6 months for my built in alarm to reset itself...

[Mr E Driver]

Every day is a day off

[Mr Darcy]

Nothing better than waking up, looking at alarm then turning the whole thing off and settling backdown to sleep. Hmmmmm sleep.

[patmahe]

Silent and if I wake up early (which I usually do) then so be it.

[Matt Evans]

I'll usually wake up at the same time. Might lounge in bed for half an hour and then get up, but I won't sleep any later. Unless I've been out the night before and didn't get in until late.

[Gun]

I never seem to sleep later than 9 am now anyway so silent sleep in for me.

[KaraK]

I generally have a tendency to wake up at a similar time regardless - but this can often be before the alarm by a good half hour or so. Dozing back off and being woken 30mins later by the alarm when I don't actually have to get up pisses me off royally. Another reason why I turn it off is that I will often be up late the night before because I don't have anything to get up for so any disturbances early on really don't go down well.

[Lurking Lawyer]

Having a toddler who routinely wakes up around 6am means it matters not whether it's a work-day, weekend or holiday - who needs an alarm?!

[elster]

I usually wake up half an hour before my usual alarm time.

So even if I don't set it, I am awake.

[rocksteadyeddie]

The alarm is always off outside of work days. Frustratingly, rarely sleep beyond 7-30am

[Penny-lope]

Lurking Lawyer said:

Having a toddler who routinely wakes up around 6am means it matters not whether it's a work-day, weekend or holiday - who needs an alarm?!

Sadly it doesn't change when they are 7 either

[GKP]

Penny-lope said:

Lurking Lawyer said:

Having a toddler who routinely wakes up around 6am means it matters not whether it's a work-day, weekend or holiday - who needs an alarm?!

Sadly it doesn't change when they are 7 either

16, however, means you're the one encouraging them to get out of bed because it's 1pm.

[Don]

I try to sleep in.

And usually fail and get up at the same time anyway...

[MitchT]

I don't bother with the alarm. Usually wake up about an hour later than usual and sit and drink coffee for an hour or so

[Penny-lope]

GKP said:

Penny-lope said:

Lurking Lawyer said:

Having a toddler who routinely wakes up around 6am means it matters not whether it's a work-day, weekend or holiday - who needs an alarm?!

Sadly it doesn't change when they are 7 either

16, however, means you're the one encouraging them to get out of bed because it's 1pm.

So I only have to wait 9 more years? Do you promise...please

[bullies180]

Mr Darcy said:

Nothing better than waking up, looking at alarm then turning the whole thing off and settling backdown to sleep. Hmmmmm sleep.

Innit!

[ShadownINja]

Fear that I'll forget to reset the alarm makes me leave it on and get woken up early on the weekend.