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wnylib

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14. My cat loves it, too.

Reply to murielm99 (Reply #6)

Wed Dec 30, 2020, 08:43 AM

Dec 2020

She was used to getting more food in her dish in the morning when I would get up for the day. Now the little mischief maker tries to con me that it's feeding time when I wake up at 2 or 3 am. From her perspective, it must be since I am up and around.

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It's been a while but it's not unusual for me to get out of bed in the wee hours instead of [View all] abqtommy Dec 2020 OP

Good morning! elleng Dec 2020 #1

Crazy sleep patterns are my regular MO! Good day DUers! yankeepants Dec 2020 #2

Same Here Skeptical Thomas Dec 2020 #7

I've given in to my sleep pattern. peacefreak2.0 Dec 2020 #3

Ah, so I'm not the only one. wnylib Dec 2020 #4

A lot of us are doing this. murielm99 Dec 2020 #6

My cat loves it, too. wnylib Dec 2020 #14

It's 3:40 am Pacific time where I live and I'm here with my coffee.. the 3 am waking started for me chia Dec 2020 #5

You're probably onto something there. I was diagnosed manic-depressive/Bipolar1 many years ago abqtommy Dec 2020 #11

I'm glad the meds were/are helpful for you, it seems to me the key is if you can go right chia Dec 2020 #15

Never apologize for making a good pun! It does all seem to even out. abqtommy Dec 2020 #20

I have started to wake up at 3:30 too grantcart Dec 2020 #12

Wouldn't hurt to check with your doctor about the insulin effects, and I can understand how much chia Dec 2020 #16

Right grantcart Dec 2020 #18

Yeah letting your mind go there is great for daytime, not so great for nighttime... chia Dec 2020 #19

Waking up early sure beats twodogsbarking Dec 2020 #8

Ya sure got that right! abqtommy Dec 2020 #9

Same here with odd sleep patterns. I have been that way for several years, but worse the past four. dameatball Dec 2020 #10

It's nice to know I'm not alone. ariadne0614 Dec 2020 #13

Funny you should refer to them as the "wee" hours. Earthshine2 Dec 2020 #17

I never noticed my pun. It was unintentional but maybe subconscious. Anyway, if I wasn't sleeping abqtommy Dec 2020 #21