01-31-2014, 11:44 PM
RAM,
"there's something very relaxing about being awake in the late-to-early hours, in the quiet."
Tell me about it. Since I'm up so early 7 days a week, I take advantage of the time. Sip a cup of coffee. Read the paper. Catch up on TV. Enjoy a nice, slow, relaxed shave. Sit on my comfy chair and read a bit. Surf the web with my iPad. All long before I'm waking my wife up at 7:00 am during the week. Or, until she decides to get out of bed on the weekends.
Also the early hours come in handy on those weekends I'm working from home. I'm up normal time. Get started by 8:00 or so and work until my wife is ready to get her day started, i.e. midday. Typically, by that point, I've finished enough work that I'm satisfied with what I've accomplished and can spend the rest of the day relaxing.
Robert
"there's something very relaxing about being awake in the late-to-early hours, in the quiet."
Tell me about it. Since I'm up so early 7 days a week, I take advantage of the time. Sip a cup of coffee. Read the paper. Catch up on TV. Enjoy a nice, slow, relaxed shave. Sit on my comfy chair and read a bit. Surf the web with my iPad. All long before I'm waking my wife up at 7:00 am during the week. Or, until she decides to get out of bed on the weekends.
Also the early hours come in handy on those weekends I'm working from home. I'm up normal time. Get started by 8:00 or so and work until my wife is ready to get her day started, i.e. midday. Typically, by that point, I've finished enough work that I'm satisfied with what I've accomplished and can spend the rest of the day relaxing.
Robert