Boundary between Late Night and Early Morning
Aug 3, 2018 9:03:48 GMT 10
Post by RockyMountainExtreme on Aug 3, 2018 9:03:48 GMT 10
Brought this up at the end of yesterday's stream.
What do you consider to be the boundary between "late night" and "early morning"?
Regardless of when you personally wake up, what hours do you consider to be the endpoint for the "night owl" hours, and start point for the "early bird" hours?
For me, 3 AM is certainly late night, and 5 AM is certainly early morning,
4 AM is pretty much in the dead center. In a way, it's kind of like a no man's land. If you're a night owl, most of your gaming friends are already asleep by now, and if you sleep 8 hours, you're gonna still be asleep past noon. If you're an early bird, you're awake at a time when practically nothing but 24-hour shops are open, and you'll need to be asleep by 8 PM to get a good 8 hours of sleep.
I have my alarm set for 4:00 AM, with the alarm being set on a jazz radio station, but don't usually get out of bed until 5:00 AM. I use the alarm clock as a means to gradually wake up, rather than be woken up and have to get up instantaneously.
I'd say 4:30-4:59 AM is early morning, since 4:30 AM is when Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks open. 4:00-4:29 AM may lean more late night since the only shops open then are 24-hour shops.
So what about you? What do you consider to be the boundary between "late night" and "early morning"?
What do you consider to be the boundary between "late night" and "early morning"?
Regardless of when you personally wake up, what hours do you consider to be the endpoint for the "night owl" hours, and start point for the "early bird" hours?
For me, 3 AM is certainly late night, and 5 AM is certainly early morning,
4 AM is pretty much in the dead center. In a way, it's kind of like a no man's land. If you're a night owl, most of your gaming friends are already asleep by now, and if you sleep 8 hours, you're gonna still be asleep past noon. If you're an early bird, you're awake at a time when practically nothing but 24-hour shops are open, and you'll need to be asleep by 8 PM to get a good 8 hours of sleep.
I have my alarm set for 4:00 AM, with the alarm being set on a jazz radio station, but don't usually get out of bed until 5:00 AM. I use the alarm clock as a means to gradually wake up, rather than be woken up and have to get up instantaneously.
I'd say 4:30-4:59 AM is early morning, since 4:30 AM is when Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks open. 4:00-4:29 AM may lean more late night since the only shops open then are 24-hour shops.
So what about you? What do you consider to be the boundary between "late night" and "early morning"?
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