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Saltymermaid3*

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Early bird, love the sunrise, grateful for another day

 

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TexPenn

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I worked all three shifts before I retired..Now I am mostly a night owl.

 

Joking

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I've always been a night owl. My mom would hear me late at night talking/singing to myself in my crib as a toddler.

 

jduryee

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Been a night own since I have been a baby. No change here!

 

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beth54

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depends mon-fri. in bed at11 up by 830. sat sun bed 230 up by 8.

 

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bobbibonn

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I am an early birdie. My kitty likes to get me up around 5 AM.

 

families2008

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DDefinitely night owl.

 

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cathyray

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I have always been an early bird-as a teen I could not understand how my siblings could sleep until 10 or 11 or even 12 noon on the weekends!

 

Gibb

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I am a night owl. I am now retired so I can sleep in. I worked night shift often and loved it. Also, I love late night talk shows.

 

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Charlotte317 1

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Mostly a night owl. Most mornings I'm not out of bed till 10. I wake earlier but just no ambition to start the day

 

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Gayle B.

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Kind of both. During my 20 year military career I was an early bird. Did NOT go for the worms though lol
After retirement I sleep in till 10am whenever possible. I don’t need to wake up at o’dark 30 ever again lol

 

Indiana Donna

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Always been a night owl. I worked 11 pm to 7 am in an ICU for years. Finally retired at age 70. Didn't want to retire then but my husband wanted to do some traveling. He has several medical issues and I knew it wasn't fair to put off retiring in casel he got too sick to travel. I retired and trust me it took 4-5 years to change from being a night owl. I found out if I was up too late my body said "oh we must be working tonight" and so getting enough sleep was almost impossible. I also gave up coffee after my morining cup.
Doing alittle better now but staying up nights and sleeping days has always had a special feel to it!