When I was younger I would cope with daylight savings just fine. I would go to bed when I was tired and get up when I was needed. Being a nurse you have no body clock. Some days you start work at 7, others you start at 1 but finish at 9.30 at night (and then start again at 7) and then others you started at 9pm and finished at 7.30am!
Now you would think that being a mother would have some sort of a similar effect on you, but I think I am beginning to realise, that although as a mother you are sleep deprived, but there is some vague routine in there. And its more of a routine that I have ever had prior to kids. I know that I get up about the same time each day, and even though I go to bed way too late, it is somewhat predictable. It is unpredictable how many interruptions I will get overnight.. but they are gorgeous kids and I know that id rather this interruptions rather then waking at 2am wondering if they were home yet.
Anyway, my ramble is because I am finding as i get older I struggle more and more with this 1h difference in time that comes about in October. I am looking at the clock at almost 1am rather than midnight. I am waking at 8.30 instead of 7.30am. thank goodness that school doesn't start till Wednesday otherwise we would have been very late!
I also found a grey hair!
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