ServerLately, I’ve found myself waking up quite early, starting a morning coffee in the middle of the day, and going to bed late at night. This happens on a fairly regular basis in the US, but it’s not the usual pattern. I’ve even started to believe it’s a choice. The idea that it has anything to do with anything has become more and more laughable.
In the words of one of my favorite philosophers, “the greatest crime in the world is to sleep all day.
The idea that sleep has anything to do with anything has become more and more laughable. In fact, a lot of people are now waking up early and going straight to bed late. For example, Ive seen people in the U.S. go to bed late and then awaken a few hours later. Ive seen people in the UK wake up late and then go straight to bed early.
This is especially true in our modern society where many people are so intent on getting things done and not thinking about the consequences of their actions that they don’t even bother to make an effort to plan for the end result. Because if they do, it’s usually because they’re in a hurry and a couple of hours later they’re in another place, wearing another outfit, and wondering how they spent their last two days.
Thats why I say all this is about “getting things done.” In the US, I believe we all wake up at the crack of dawn to get things done by all the various systems in our life. But in Europe we wake up at the crack of dawn and stay up late, which is where we come in. In the UK, everyone is up before 7:30 and then at the crack of dawn. That is also why we get to bed by 3:00.
In the US, I guess. But in the UK we wake up and stay up late because we are all so used to doing things before 7:30. In Europe, everyone wakes up and stays up late because everyone is used to doing things early.
So, in the US, we wake up at 730 and stay up late because we are all so used to early rising. In Europe, we wake up and stay up late because everyone is used to early rising.
How can we wake up at 730 and stay up late in the UK? The answer is that we don’t. In the US, we have a tradition of eating breakfast at 6:30. In the UK, it’s 9:30, and then everyone eats breakfast at the same time. So, in the UK, we wake up and stay up late because we aren’t used to eating before 6:30.
I know this isn’t a very popular topic, but I have the same problem with sleeping. In the US, we all sleep in the same bed until the morning and then go back to bed at the same time. In Europe, we all sleep in the same room, but there are different rooms for different people. So, if you have a room with a King bed, you sleep in that room. If you have a room with a Queen bed, you sleep in that room.
And then we all wake up and go back to bed at the same time. This is because we all have different sleep schedules in Europe, so if you go to bed at 12:00, you wake up at 12:00. If you go to bed at 10:00, you wake up at 10:00. This is because both our sleep schedules and the bedtimes in Europe are adjusted to keep everyone at a similar time.
