For those who work, what time you get up in the morning?

[DrB]

For Myself is 5am.  The dog gets me up. No alarm needed.

Dave.

[Huaco Kid]

Usually 3am or 4am.  Usually at the jobsite around 6 (there's always some travel involved).

Often done at noon-ish.

In bed by 6pm is not uncommon.

[PNWguy]

I get up at 4pm.  Yes, 4 o'clock in the afternoon.  Work is 6pm to 6am.

[fiveoboy01]

When the dog goes off at 7am.

[Valmet]

5:45AM, usually on the road by 6:15. 

[Historian]

6 AM. Gives me an hour to roll out the door.  Hit the office between 7:10 and 8:10.   Depends on the day.  If things go right out the door at 4:00 or 4:30.   Things go badly...probably camping for the night.

On a good night I'm home by six.  Cook dinner, clean kitchen do a load of laundry and walk to the dog.  End of night about 10 PM.

Edited January 21, 2019 by Historian

[Rabbi]

I don’t work. (Well, I don’t have a “job” )

 

 

i wake up around 11am.  Then go to the gym for as long as I want. 

 

Then I “do stuff” mostly at my discretion.

Man, life is good.   

 

 

[KY_Moose]

Wake up at 4am.


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[DUBSY]

3:30 or 4am. I actually wake the dogs 

[minderasr]

0430 and at work by 0600.

[Duluth]

Around 10am. I start at noon. I work four 10 hour shifts and have Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday off. I like having middle of the week off. Easy to get things done. 

[ARP]

I have no set schedule, more like appointments. This week I have a 5am one day and a second at 530am a third at 1545pm another at 915am and the last one in the que is 2200pm.

[Huaco Kid]

If I'm not scheduled to work,  I don't set an alarm clock.

Then I get to sleep-in until 5am, when I automatically wake up.  Wide awake.

I sleep like a dead man most every night.

[Dric902]

I’m on call

so today it may be 2:00 am, Tomorrow it may be 4:00 pm

midnight, 8am, 3pm, 6:45pm, 5am....just in the last week

 

the wife is up at 5:00am, every day.

and she’s retired

 

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Edited January 22, 2019 by Dric902

[PATCHMAN]

Alarm goes off at 0602hrs (don't ask why I set it like that... I just did years ago and it's become "the time").  Leave the house by 0700hrs to make it to work by 0830hrs. Three or 4 days a week I'm there until 2000hrs to 2030hrs.  

[UnifiedFieldTheory]

05:30AM.  I go to bed around 11:00PM.  I need more sleep.  Also no alarm required.  Often I wake up around 05:00 - I assume because I don't want the alarm to go off.  So because of my fear of being jerked awake, I end up cheating myself out of 30 minutes of sleep ever morning.

[Huski92]

It depends. I’m a firefighter and work 24 hours on and have 48 off. So every third day I’m up at 450 and at work at 0645 hours and ready to go. When I am at work getting ready to get off, it 530. Coffee and paper work. I’m usually released by 645. Days off, usually 600 to see my wife off to work at the ER. If we are both off, I might make it till 730.


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[KWalrad]

Depends on a number of factors... Is it an office day, a site day, where, what time is the flight?

Any time from 0300 to 0600 is the average.

[Brad]

My first class is at 9 am, so I set the alarm for 7:15. I usually wake up on my own before that, though.

[Huaco Kid]

Then if I'm not working the next day and stay up late, hooked on some movies or something, and drinking,  when 2am or 3am rolls around,  I'm instantly wide awake again and I'll zonk out around noon.

[JTMac]

For my last job, I was getting up at 14:40 to get into work at 15:00.  That was definitely too late for me.

With this job, I'm generally getting up at 09:00.  But if I don't feel like it, I'll sleep until 10:00. 

This job is alright, I guess, even if I want to sleep until noon some days.

 

Edited January 22, 2019 by JTMac

[JTMac]

Hearing from you guys that get up that early gives me the shivers.  If that's what works for you, though, I'm glad your schedule can accommodate it.

I don't think there's any valor in getting up at a particular time. 

You should ideally sleep on your body clock.  And, body clocks vary.  A lot of people hate getting up early because they have no discipline.  But there are also people who's body clocks are different, with a genetic cause. 

I used to get up--consistently--at 06:30.  Every morning my bowels would flush and I would spit blood.  And every night I would go to bed at 22:00 and lie there for hours, no matter how hard I'd worked.  The fix was easy:  Find a job that didn't require me to get up that early.  I know what it's like living off of my body clock, and I really felt for the people who worked late shift with me but were clearly were built to be morning people.  Living off of your body clock will send you to an early grave and make you physically and mentally miserable the whole way.

I only know a handful of morning people who get that, though.  The few I know that do are those who had to work night shift.  They understand that though I may be sleeping while they're busy starting the day, I'm busy while they're winding their day down and beyond.  Not everyone gets it, but those who do are worth their weight in gold.

Edited January 22, 2019 by JTMac

[tadbart]

Worknights, up at 1600.

School day, up at 1100.

Clinical days, up at 0530.

All over the map, man.  Definitely looking forward to getting some consistency and normalcy in my life. 199 days til graduation...

[Lazy R]

Sometimes I just let my body clock work like JTMac says. I might get up at 6am, might be 8am. Sometimes I set the alarm if I have stuff I want to get to quickly at the office. 

I'm 5 minutes from my office and work for myself so "Wha-evah, I do what I want!"

But on the average I'd say I get up at 7.

[Cougar_ml]

Week days when I have my son at home it's 6:50 am wakeup, on the bus by 7:30.  Then if I have a job scheduled I have an hour or two to goof off on here (depends on when and where I scheduled the job at/for).