These several months, I wake up without using an alarm clock. As I don't need to go for a work nor go to school, I wake up when I want to wake up. You may think I should live an idle and irregular life, but my everyday life is not so irregular. I am leading rather a disciplined life. I usually wake up before six o'clock and after taking light breakfast I go out for cycling if it isn't raining. One hour cycling in Stanley Park makes me perfectly awake. After cycling I take a shower and I like best the moment when I get out of the shower room. When I was in Japan every morning, an alarm clock dragged me out of the world of dream, and I went to the office half asleep. What a difference! I wish I would keep my present life forever.
It's quiet true that waking up early in the morning is a matter of self-discipline without depending much on alarm clock..Our body can adjust to another phase if we try to..Likewise,waking up early..It's just a matter of habit...:>
Posted by: dhayres | June 29, 2004 at 12:52 PM
These past several months, I wake up without using an alarm clock. As I don't need to go to work nor go to school, I wake up when I want to wake up. You may think I live an idle and irregular life, but my everyday life is not so irregular. I am leading rather a disciplined life. I usually wake up before six o'clock and after taking a light breakfast I go out for cycling if it isn't raining. One hour's cycling in Stanley Park makes me perfectly awake. After cycling I take a shower and I most like the moment when I get out of the shower room. When I was in Japan every morning, an alarm clock dragged me out of the world of dreams, and I went to the office half asleep. What a difference! I wish I could keep my present life forever.
Posted by: peter | June 30, 2004 at 02:49 AM