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.

Heh.

Gorgeous laptop bag made of Japanese cedar sounds crazy, but looks lovely. And smells good!

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."

Supervisors give you funny looks when you say, "Sorry I'm late, my husband talked to me."

Ha! Though actually that would throw me off to since I'm used to him still being asleep when I leave.

About a week or so ago, though, he got up, made coffee and warmed up the car for me. It was weird.

Supervisors give you funny looks when you say, "Sorry I'm late, my husband talked to me."

Ha! Though actually that would throw me off to since I'm used to him still being asleep when I leave.

Yep, was late this morning cause DH got up when I did and talked at me. Then my boss called my cell at 6:01 to discuss a message I had left her last nigh - so even though I was in my car, I guess I technically wasn't late since I was handling work stuff on time.

I am not a morning person by nature, but more than a decade of school hours has trained my body into reasonable functionality once I shower. If I don't shower? No way.

The long commute is actually very helpful in the morning, I've found, since I can use it to wake up fully. I have to be fully of energy once I start teaching--it's as much a self-defense mechanism as anything else--so my students think I'm a perky morning person. Which is kind of hysterical and depressing at the same time.

ETA: YAY first English class, Aimee!!!!!

I keep checking my inbox for news from my friend. Part of me is afraid to get any news. Why do I get like this about job hunting? When I'm on the job, I'm awesome and I know it, but while I'm hunting all I can hear is, "You suck. You don't know anything. You should just go be a receptionist somewhere boring."

I have to keep the kids out of the house for 5 hours today because The Geek Squad is installing our tv and home theatre system. This is going to be hard.

Two hours in the gym is ok but after that it gets harder. I think we'll drive to an antique mall in Appleton.