Xander ,'Empty Places'
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I have, quite by accident and much to my surprise, become a functional morning person.
I will not say "cheerful". But I can function and be reasonably civil in the morning.
This is a great boon, as I'm the one who has to wake both the Empress and Da Punk Princess...neither of whom can be described using the words "civil", "polite", "reasonable" or "sane" in the same sentence as the word "morning".
Miracleman...the voice of reason in Castle von Miracleborn.
Live in fear.
I didn't used to be a morning person, but when I shifted my work hours, I kinda had to be. The first couple of hours work much better if I'm left alone, but I can be perky if necessary. Sometimes it can be a useful weapon against those less inclined.
well, on Sunday, I'm leaving for my parents' house in New Mexico with Ellie.
Safe and uneventful travels. I have to say that you looked spectacular in the pictures vw posted. Got that whole glow thing going on.
I've never thought of myself as a morning person, because ugh. But I think I could be if I could somehow get to bed at a decent hour. Watching TDS and getting up at 6am just doesn't work out.
Then her stylist called her in and Eddie was still there! And she was too nervous to look at him! But he introduced himself! And was all nice and friendly and even handsomer in person!!!!1!!!!
So jealous! How awesomely, insanely cool!
I am not a morning person at all, but particularly before coffee. Mr. Jane refuses to have anything to do with me until I've had at least a cup. One morning he found me on the floor crying because I couldn't function well enough to seperate the filters to make the coffee.
But I think I could be if I could somehow get to bed at a decent hour.
I don't think I could ever be a morning person, but I think I'd be less bitchy if I wasn't so tired.
One morning he found me on the floor crying because I couldn't function well enough to seperate the filters to make the coffee.
Why isn't he making the coffee for you???
My mom (NOT a morning person) sets her coffee up the night before and my dad (a morning person) pushes the button and brings her her first cup in bed. I think this is the secret to their 40+ year marriage.
He didn't get home until 4 or 5 in the morning, so he was usually asleep. I think the sound of me slumping to the floor and growling at the filters woke him up.
On Saturdays and Sundays he makes the coffee if he's up first.
ETA: He did get me one of those metal reusable filters though.
Hubby's generally still asleep when I get up, but sometimes he's awake and chatty. I've been late more than once because I've calculated my sleep time to wake me up just early enough to get dressed and drive in to work.
Supervisors give you funny looks when you say, "Sorry I'm late, my husband talked to me."