Bedtime calculator

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  1. Posts : 5,956
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       #1

    Bedtime calculator


    I'm going to have to try this

    sleepyti.me bedtime calculator
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       #2

    Seriously? How hard is it to figure out the time to go to bed or wake up?

    One of the beauties of retirement is, most of the time, I don't have to worry about any of that. I go to bed when I get sleepy and get up when I wake up. When I still worked for a living (shudder gasp), I had a set time to go to bed and to get up.
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       #3

    Max is a good alarm Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner time (his - no chance of sleeping if his dish is empty)
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  4. Posts : 9,600
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    Oh yes, animals have excellent, built-in clocks!
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  5. Posts : 7,781
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    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    Oh yes, animals have excellent, built-in clocks!
    Yepperz, when we sleep in (on the weekends), our cat comes up about 1/2 after the time we normally feed him & walks all over us until we get up & give him food.
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    Animals have excellent, built-in clocks?

    We ARE animals!

    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    Oh yes, animals have excellent, built-in clocks!
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  7. Posts : 9,600
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    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    Oh yes, animals (other than humans) have excellent, built-in clocks!
    There; fixed it.

    I used to be a party animal, then old age caught up with me.
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    That wasn't necessary

    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    Oh yes, animals (other than humans) have excellent, built-in clocks!
    There; fixed it.

    I used to be a party animal, then old age caught up with me.
    You have to run faster or old age will catch up - don't sit down to rest on that park bench

    I used to be a party animal, but I grew tired of falling down. Now I'm older and I fall down anyway - should have kept partying!
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  9. Posts : 14,606
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    i think the calulator works it so that it can calculate for you to awake during an REM state, waking in the deeper sleep state can make you feel sleepy and drowsy when you wake rather than springing out of bed fully refreshed from a good night sleep.

    good find steph.

    edit,
    i see the calculator explains it when you actually try it
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  10. Posts : 9,600
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    Slartybart said:
    That wasn't necessary

    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    Oh yes, animals (other than humans) have excellent, built-in clocks!
    There; fixed it.

    I used to be a party animal, then old age caught up with me.
    You have to run faster or old age will catch up - don't sit down to rest on that park bench

    I used to be a party animal, but I grew tired of falling down. Now I'm older and I fall down anyway - should have kept partying!
    Sadly, old age was faster than me.
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