Tared

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I woke up at 5:00 or so again this morning. This is becoming a disturbing pattern lately. On the other hand, lots of people get up that early every day, so it's not exactly the end of the world. It's only because I've always been a night person that it seems odd. (One morning this week I woke up at four, though, and I took half an ambien and went back to bed. There are limits.)

This is most to explain why this entry isn't any longer - I'm tired. If you are in need of more amusement, though, there are more pictures of quilts! There are actually even more than this with names on them and ready to go, but I ran out of steam before uploading them. Hopefully tomorrow.

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Morning person/ night person

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But are not those things SUPPOSED to change over time?

My mother complains - "When we were young it was hard that my husband was a morning person and I was not. But over the time we have BOTH changed and now it is just as hard to make the schedules match, as I have become a morning person who falls asleep at half past eight at night, while my husband has become a night owl ..."

Generally, though, most older people seem to become morning people - hard in crowded living situations when anyone buttering around bothers the sleepers (that is why one often sees old people sweeping the sidewalks in front of their houses at 5 am - they cannot sleep, but would get yelled at if making noise inside so early on).