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malaise

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Reply to Agnosticsherbet (Reply #26)

Mon May 2, 2016, 07:31 AM

May 2016

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Hey Senior DUers -Sleep-wake cycle: why it’s vital to watch your biological clock [View all] malaise May 2016 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author Skittles May 2016 #1

Please inform my dogs and cats that my continued good health tularetom May 2016 #2

5am is rising time 1939 May 2016 #5

Yep crack of dawn, a bird or ten chirping around 5 and the cats let us know get out of bed!! Person 2713 May 2016 #13

Ha hahahahaha malaise May 2016 #7

My dogs line up beside my bed at 4 am leftyladyfrommo May 2016 #21

I'd say that beats jumping on a high window sill and then on your back with a 20-point landing eridani May 2016 #22

Yes. Cats are just as demanding. leftyladyfrommo May 2016 #24

Lol our cats are wenches JesterCS May 2016 #30

Make sure you do not have any led's or anything that puts out a blue to white color. Red ok. LiberalArkie May 2016 #3

Yep there are so many lights on our technology malaise May 2016 #9

I never thought about it but I changed out my old alarm clock (red LEDS) to a new fancy one with LiberalArkie May 2016 #11

I had to start turning off my computer JesterCS May 2016 #31

I got better sleep once I started using a sleep mask. nilram May 2016 #12

On the other hand: Your Ancestors Didn’t Sleep Like You GliderGuider May 2016 #4

I've also read of the "second sleep" in accounts of Colonial times annabanana May 2016 #6

Interesting malaise May 2016 #8

I have a friend that sleeps like that. Thanks for the link. She goes to sleep very early as mentione Person 2713 May 2016 #14

electric lights keep us up in the evening now. Viva_La_Revolution May 2016 #19

This is exactly my sleep pattern... Cornus May 2016 #28

It's opposite with me. HeiressofBickworth May 2016 #10

Exactly! Marie Marie May 2016 #17

I am the same way. nt Mojorabbit May 2016 #18

Interesting. Thnx. zentrum May 2016 #15

DU Seniors remember your Canadian Rhythms are critical ashling May 2016 #16

>sigh< This nightowl is doomed. Hekate May 2016 #20

Yah think malaise May 2016 #23

I will be 71 in June. bemildred May 2016 #25

So we can rewind the clock before it stops. Agnosticsherbet May 2016 #26

LOL malaise May 2016 #27

okay, stay with me here... Javaman May 2016 #29

I could never stay up 24 hours a day malaise May 2016 #32

I have a friend that hates sleeping... Javaman May 2016 #33

Love the joke malaise May 2016 #34

I'm usually up by 5, take a nap around 1 PM, in bed by 10. hobbit709 May 2016 #35