Post by Sassy Sabrina SWZ on Jul 27, 2014 10:42:33 GMT
In the "sleeping in" thread, people are posting that they can't stay up late or sleep in on weekends and vacations, but I have the opposite problem.
Question for all of you "morning people" (in full disclosure, I'm not really one of you, although I've been getting up lately at 5:00 a.m.):
Are any of you married to a night owl? How do you handle an early bedtime if your DH's sleep pattern is very different?
I've been "in training" for the past month to go to sleep earlier than usual because I will need to be awakening very early for several upcoming events in the near future, and I know I need to change my sleep habits very gradually, not all at once. But at 10:00 p.m., when I'm saying good night, my DH is wide awake and moving around the house, still eating dinner, and watching the more interesting TV shows that he has recorded. I do love the quiet mornings when I'm the only one awake, but I can't make noise then, so I don't get much accomplished.
Question for all of you "morning people" (in full disclosure, I'm not really one of you, although I've been getting up lately at 5:00 a.m.):
Are any of you married to a night owl? How do you handle an early bedtime if your DH's sleep pattern is very different?
I've been "in training" for the past month to go to sleep earlier than usual because I will need to be awakening very early for several upcoming events in the near future, and I know I need to change my sleep habits very gradually, not all at once. But at 10:00 p.m., when I'm saying good night, my DH is wide awake and moving around the house, still eating dinner, and watching the more interesting TV shows that he has recorded. I do love the quiet mornings when I'm the only one awake, but I can't make noise then, so I don't get much accomplished.
