Where I live it’s cold and dark at 7 in the winter even with standard time. All it means is the the sun starts to blind my on the way to work after the time change, which doesn’t really help. And I hate coming home in the dark so much more.
I haven’t used an alarm clock since 1988. I let my circadian rhythms wake me up. My circadian rhythms are more important to me than sacrificing my health for the rat race. And part of my health obsession included moving to Southern California where it’s pretty much always springtime.
I however find it agonizing to get out of bed when it’s cold & dark outside.
Same, but i would rather have the darkness influence my work over my personal time.
I commend your enthusiasm about working. I simply cannot get out of bed when it’s cold & dark outside.
Where I live it’s cold and dark at 7 in the winter even with standard time. All it means is the the sun starts to blind my on the way to work after the time change, which doesn’t really help. And I hate coming home in the dark so much more.
Get a sunrise alarm clock. Coming from a northern region, it’s mandatory in the winter DST or ST.
I haven’t used an alarm clock since 1988. I let my circadian rhythms wake me up. My circadian rhythms are more important to me than sacrificing my health for the rat race. And part of my health obsession included moving to Southern California where it’s pretty much always springtime.
Some of us have to be, you know, at work, by a specific time, because people require and depend on us.