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    Club Night Owls

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    • tankeeT Offline
      tankee
      last edited by

      insufficient sleep is the root cause of a lot of health issue.


      do be careful

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      • B Offline
        buds
        last edited by

        My usual owlette schedule wud be 3:30am to 4:30am daily.


        On extreme owlette boost, schedule wud be 5:45am wake
        DD1 up to get ready for school and i will sleep after i get
        back again... make coffee for hubs around 6:45am...
        wake him up to go to work...

        The next time i \"hafta\" wake up wud be when DD2 has
        to go to school, eat lunch and go thru' some work..

        Hmmm.. :idea: Yes, that wud mean i did not sleep the
        entire night. πŸ˜›

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        • Z Offline
          ZacK
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          Goosh... I met a cousin yesterday at my aunt's place... Not really close but have seen before when we were kids. Anyway he is in his late 40s, and been staying in KL for the past 10 yrs, and me... ahem... 10 yrs younger than him... but he looks like he is in his mid 30s only.


          Dun think its his genes cos I saw his other siblings before... but he attributes it to drinking plenty of water and having ample sleep... My usual sleeping time is 1am-ish and sleep for not more than 6 hrs :snooze:

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            en107rn.01056yahoo.01056com.01056sg
            last edited by

            [quote]insufficient sleep is the root cause of a lot of health issue.


            do be careful[/quote]I know. 3 hours of sleep daily is way too little. I have a recent heart scare issue. DH wants me to find new job but there's always the pros and the cons if I change my job. Another head count coming my way again. Hopefully, things will be better.
            [quote]Goosh... I met a cousin yesterday at my aunt's place... Not really close but have seen before when we were kids. Anyway he is in his late 40s, and been staying in KL for the past 10 yrs, and me... ahem... 10 yrs younger than him... but he looks like he is in his mid 30s only.

            Dun think its his genes cos I saw his other siblings before... but he attributes it to drinking plenty of water and having ample sleep... My usual sleeping time is 1am-ish and sleep for not more than 6 hrs[/quote]Hmmmm...I just met a fellow KSP last week. Her comments.....just for me to know lah. πŸ˜›

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            • starlight1968sgS Offline
              starlight1968sg
              last edited by

              Is there a Club Early Bird?

              I wake up slightly before 6am daily.

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              • quickmindQ Offline
                quickmind
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                I am not sure whether I belong to this group. I used to sleep late ( for a student, that is) but a few days ago a started yawning... a lot. I probably yawn fifteen times a day. Maybe I have the \" attack of sleepiness \". :?

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                • quickmindQ Offline
                  quickmind
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                  Insufficient sleep might cause health problems. But you know what they say...\" Late Owls catches the rat\" ( Early bird catches the worm) :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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                  • S Offline
                    schellen
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                    I used to be a late owl but DD2 needs to go to bed around 8+pm so I fall asleep too after nursing her. Anyway, I have to get up at about 4-5am for her feed and I usually get up by 8am to have my breakfast and do my chores before her next feed.

                    I do miss my late nights cos those are the times I can chat with sashimi and watch DVDs with him. Now, I can only do that during the day on weekends.

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                    • corneyAmberC Offline
                      corneyAmber
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                      starlight1968sg:
                      Is there a Club Early Bird?

                      I wake up slightly before 6am daily.
                      Not yet, but I wish to join you soon..IF I CAN!! πŸ˜‰

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                      • MMMM Offline
                        MMM
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                        quickmind:
                        Late Owls catches the rat\" ( Early bird catches the worm) :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

                        I heard a new saying.... \"the early worms will get eaten by the early birds\".

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