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so... for me to get into work before eight, I have to set my alarm for six.

I have three alarms on my phone, they are staggared in such a way that when I snooze any of them, none of them will coincide... and will therefore ring many more times...

it officially takes me almost 45 minutes to get moving in the morning... I can get ready in less, given proper motivation. but work isn't really one of them. if I have to get up because other people are relying on me getting up, then I can get up for that, but if it's just me strolling into work, then I have problem.

I am definitely not a morning person, although I can be quite amicable in the a.m. I prefer afternoons and evenings.

but why can I not just get up when the alarm goes off the first time normally? this is quite bothersome, but I think I know the answer - it has probably got to do with adequate sleep. you see, I find that when I sleep more - but not too much - I am able to easily get up in the morining, many times without the need for an alarm clock. but there are times when I get less sleep, either from staying up later watching silly television programming or playing video games, I have difficulty waking up, even with the assistance of an alarm.

strange. the problem shouldn't so easily be solved by the amount of sleep. that would just be silly. maybe I need to take drugs to wake up in the morning. or perhaps I should exercise the moment I wake up. the problem with those solutions is that overtime, I get less and less sleep. and I heard that sleep deprevation is cumulative, but sleeping extra does nothing for you.

that sucks.

I saw this house episode once where this chick had the plague and couldn't sleep. it was crazy.

get your dogs checked for bubonic fleas if they aren't from a good dealer.

you don't what to spread the black death.

crazy man.

craaaaaaaaazy.

the shaving razor's cold, and it stings...

discovery cove...

here we come.