Who's a Night Owl?

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  1. Origin profile image60
    Originposted 13 years ago

    So who here is a night owl? If so, how come you stay up so late? I'm usually in bed by about 2am at the latest, but since I'm working a temporary stint overnight, I'm up all night on my days off.

    1. Sab Oh profile image55
      Sab Ohposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Night owl, day owl, sleep is a distant memory.

  2. Polly C profile image90
    Polly Cposted 13 years ago

    Me! Though it is not night time here right now, but 9.30am. Usually I stay up till about 1am, though.  I've always been a bit of a night owl and I am not a fan of mornings!

    1. Origin profile image60
      Originposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I dislike mornings too. Even when I was a young kid I remember hating waking up for Saturday morning cartoons lol... but I had to because well.. I was a kid and my cartoons were on.

  3. habee profile image92
    habeeposted 13 years ago

    Me! I'm a real night owl! It's 4:41 am here. I have to sleep in "shifts" because of my back.

    1. Origin profile image60
      Originposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      When I have my insomnia.. which I've never really had before, at least to this degree, I sleep in shifts too. I'm tired enough to sleep for 10 hours, but I only sleep an hour and wake up. It's no fun!

  4. Polly C profile image90
    Polly Cposted 13 years ago

    Wow, you two really are night owls...1am pales in comparison!  How many hours sleep do you actually get?

    1. Origin profile image60
      Originposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Well, lately it's been like this.. I get about 3 hours one day, 1 hour the next day, 13 the next day, back to 1 hour, etc. It's caused by recent personal stress (laid off, loss of home, etc) and my backwards working schedule.. since I'm working overnights now at a temporary job until I get back on my feet and continue my professional job.

      1. Polly C profile image90
        Polly Cposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        I used to work in a pub and get home pretty late sometimes. I'd be really shattered, then not be able to sleep because my mind was still busy, so then end up awake for ages.

        1. Origin profile image60
          Originposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          That's understandable! A lot of times when I get home I'm not even tired, even though my body and mind are telling me to go to sleep. Sometimes it just takes a while to settle down and finally sleep.

          1. Polly C profile image90
            Polly Cposted 13 years agoin reply to this

            What is your job?

            1. Origin profile image60
              Originposted 13 years agoin reply to this

              Right now? I work overnight at a retail store unloading trucks by hand.. it's a major retailer, so they shove as much as they can into trucks without pallets to save money, and stock shelves and such. My professional job is being an electrical designer, which I worked on high and low voltage systems at an engineering firm. I tell you, it's quite the change. Something should turn up eventually. smile

  5. ddsurfsca profile image68
    ddsurfscaposted 13 years ago

    I don't sleep nights because I am a writer (you've heard how eccentric we are?) and I get much more done at night when it is quiet and the phone doesn't ring, and no one comes to the door.  I have always preferred to be up nights, from the time I was a teen on.  I don't seem to require much sleep, not as much as most, and get away with anywhere from2-4 hours.  Tho once a week or so I do end up sleeping a full 8 to 10.

  6. waynet profile image69
    waynetposted 13 years ago

    I stay up quite late sometimes and I've often been known to hub well into the early morning hours and then go to bed about 8am, but since I work from home I don't have to get up to go anywhere, although sometimes I take the kids to school and I forget I have to and end up dragging myself out of bed to take them with scruffy hair and red eyes, I'm sure the teachers must think I'm a smack head!

  7. kmackey32 profile image62
    kmackey32posted 13 years ago

    I used to be but as I am getting old I tend to go to bed early... lol

  8. profile image0
    LegendaryHeroposted 13 years ago

    When I'm in college I'm a night owl that doesn't get any sleep and when I'm home I'm a day hawk.

  9. ceciliabeltran profile image65
    ceciliabeltranposted 13 years ago

    moi aussi!

  10. K Partin profile image60
    K Partinposted 13 years ago

    Since I retired.....me me me! But before that, never. I use to get up by 4am and in bed by 10pm. smile

  11. mythbuster profile image72
    mythbusterposted 13 years ago

    I'm a night person. I get better rest when I'm not on the "business day schedule." I don't manage to sleep at
    "normal times" (a.k.a. "business time schedule") 'cos I can't GET to sleep around 8pm-12pm very often, even if I intend on going to bed and sleeping at this time...so I quit trying to do that several months ago.

  12. figment profile image76
    figmentposted 13 years ago

    I wrote a hub about Night owls.  I use to be a lot worse than I am now.

 
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