I'm curious about how many hours other people sleep, so how many hours do you usually sleep on weekends I usually sleep for 9-10 hours if I try to sleep more I can't, but since I have to go to the university again since yesterday I sleep around 6 hours since I wake up at 5:40 am to get ready lol sometimes less but since we just started there isn't any heavy project for me to not sleep haha, so how many hours do you sleep
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I'm curious about how many hours other people sleep, so how many hours do you usually sleep on weekends I usually sleep for 9-10 hours if I try to sleep more I can't, but since I have to go to the university again since yesterday I sleep around 6 hours since I wake up at 5:40 am to get ready lol sometimes less but since we just started there isn't any heavy project for me to not sleep haha, so how many hours do you sleep [emoji=tundra sleepy size=1] [emoji=imperial sleepy size=1] [emoji=imperial sleepy size=1] [emoji=pearlcatcher sleepy size=1]
It's been rather consistently 8-9 hours. A healthy amount of sleep, but at the same time I wish I didn't wake up as early as I do sometimes.
It's been rather consistently 8-9 hours. A healthy amount of sleep, but at the same time I wish I didn't wake up as early as I do sometimes.
Probably around 7. I get more sleep on weekends... I miss summer.
Probably around 7. I get more sleep on weekends... I miss summer.
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It depends on how much sleep I got the night before, if it's the weekend, and if it's a regular start day for school or not(on Wednesday, school starts an hour later).
If I got less that five hours the night before, I'll sleep anywhere from nine to eleven, depending on how active I was during the day and how much napping time I got.
During school, I do my best to get at least two hours, which is the minimum necessary for me to function halfway normally and not mistranslate dinero(money) as diner.
During the weeknights(Friday night, Saturday night), I could get as little as a half hour during the night, then take cat naps and doze during the day whenever I can.
If it's Wednesday on a school day, I might only get a single hour, use that as an excuse to fail a math rest that I didn't study for, then nap once I get home and sleep all that night.
As a special case, if we're going on a multi-hour trip that I don't want to be conscious for, I'll force myself to stay awake the night before. Since I've never been on a trip more than five hours long and I can't sleep the full duration of the trip, best way to calculate is take the number of hours spent traveling and divide it in half.
If there are stops along the way, guesstimate how long they are and remove time.
Check how aware Cinder is when arriving at destination and how quickly they fall asleep when allowed on a bed.
Remove time as necessary.
I love how everyone else's responses are one to five sentences long, and then there's me doing . . . This.
If I got less that five hours the night before, I'll sleep anywhere from nine to eleven, depending on how active I was during the day and how much napping time I got.
During school, I do my best to get at least two hours, which is the minimum necessary for me to function halfway normally and not mistranslate dinero(money) as diner.
During the weeknights(Friday night, Saturday night), I could get as little as a half hour during the night, then take cat naps and doze during the day whenever I can.
If it's Wednesday on a school day, I might only get a single hour, use that as an excuse to fail a math rest that I didn't study for, then nap once I get home and sleep all that night.
As a special case, if we're going on a multi-hour trip that I don't want to be conscious for, I'll force myself to stay awake the night before. Since I've never been on a trip more than five hours long and I can't sleep the full duration of the trip, best way to calculate is take the number of hours spent traveling and divide it in half.
If there are stops along the way, guesstimate how long they are and remove time.
Check how aware Cinder is when arriving at destination and how quickly they fall asleep when allowed on a bed.
Remove time as necessary.
I love how everyone else's responses are one to five sentences long, and then there's me doing . . . This.
It depends on how much sleep I got the night before, if it's the weekend, and if it's a regular start day for school or not(on Wednesday, school starts an hour later).
If I got less that five hours the night before, I'll sleep anywhere from nine to eleven, depending on how active I was during the day and how much napping time I got.
During school, I do my best to get at least two hours, which is the minimum necessary for me to function halfway normally and not mistranslate dinero(money) as diner.
During the weeknights(Friday night, Saturday night), I could get as little as a half hour during the night, then take cat naps and doze during the day whenever I can.
If it's Wednesday on a school day, I might only get a single hour, use that as an excuse to fail a math rest that I didn't study for, then nap once I get home and sleep all that night.
As a special case, if we're going on a multi-hour trip that I don't want to be conscious for, I'll force myself to stay awake the night before. Since I've never been on a trip more than five hours long and I can't sleep the full duration of the trip, best way to calculate is take the number of hours spent traveling and divide it in half.
If there are stops along the way, guesstimate how long they are and remove time.
Check how aware Cinder is when arriving at destination and how quickly they fall asleep when allowed on a bed.
Remove time as necessary.
I love how everyone else's responses are one to five sentences long, and then there's me doing . . . This.
If I got less that five hours the night before, I'll sleep anywhere from nine to eleven, depending on how active I was during the day and how much napping time I got.
During school, I do my best to get at least two hours, which is the minimum necessary for me to function halfway normally and not mistranslate dinero(money) as diner.
During the weeknights(Friday night, Saturday night), I could get as little as a half hour during the night, then take cat naps and doze during the day whenever I can.
If it's Wednesday on a school day, I might only get a single hour, use that as an excuse to fail a math rest that I didn't study for, then nap once I get home and sleep all that night.
As a special case, if we're going on a multi-hour trip that I don't want to be conscious for, I'll force myself to stay awake the night before. Since I've never been on a trip more than five hours long and I can't sleep the full duration of the trip, best way to calculate is take the number of hours spent traveling and divide it in half.
If there are stops along the way, guesstimate how long they are and remove time.
Check how aware Cinder is when arriving at destination and how quickly they fall asleep when allowed on a bed.
Remove time as necessary.
I love how everyone else's responses are one to five sentences long, and then there's me doing . . . This.
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I have a kid so the amount of sleep I get varies. Most nights I'd say around 6-7 hours but on the weekends I can get a good 8-9. Every now and then I get a tasty 10 hours of sleep!
I have a bad habit of staying up really late so I usually sleep 4-8 hours a day. I'm tryna work on going to bed more early tho especially since I'm back to school again (I'm taking an online course).
I have a bad habit of staying up really late so I usually sleep 4-8 hours a day. I'm tryna work on going to bed more early tho especially since I'm back to school again (I'm taking an online course).