A temporary respite from the tyranny of time
It started the middle of this last week.
Not sure if I've specifically mentioned it: my company is going to a virtual office arrangement. We're still in the process of getting all our crap out of the office, but we're basically all working from home now.
Which means that I no longer have to get up at 5:50am to get to the office by 8:00am every day. And 5:20am for 7:30am on Mondays for the meeting.
Around Wednesday I stopped setting my alarm clock.
I'm sure I'll have to start using it again as my body adjusts to sleeping at least an hour later. In a few weeks I'll be in danger of oversleeping and not being ready for work at 8:00am.
But for now, I am free to wake up without technological help.
Ahhhh....
Not sure if I've specifically mentioned it: my company is going to a virtual office arrangement. We're still in the process of getting all our crap out of the office, but we're basically all working from home now.
Which means that I no longer have to get up at 5:50am to get to the office by 8:00am every day. And 5:20am for 7:30am on Mondays for the meeting.
Around Wednesday I stopped setting my alarm clock.
I'm sure I'll have to start using it again as my body adjusts to sleeping at least an hour later. In a few weeks I'll be in danger of oversleeping and not being ready for work at 8:00am.
But for now, I am free to wake up without technological help.
Ahhhh....