Why do alarm clocks fail only when you need them most?

[magickaldreamer]

When I thought, y'know, it couldn't get much worse? Turns out it got MUCH worse.

I woke up this morning, turned my head to my alarm, and effectively had a heart-attack.

10:30.

That's not possible, I thought. My alarm was still set, and on, for 6:30 a.m. There's no mixing a.m. and p.m. up because I use 24-hour time. And I never sleep through

Comments

[kenichi_bokushi]

I hate it when that happens, when the alarm just doesn't go off >_< I'm glad your teacher was understanding, though ... Even so, hopefully that won't happen again!

[magickaldreamer]

It won't, because I'm going to set my phone alarm, my iPod alarm, and I'm going to ask someone to make sure I'm up--either by calling, or by knocking on my door. So many safeguards, so necessary.

[kenichi_bokushi]

I know what you mean -- I've resorted to that as well ... unfortunately, there are times when every one of those fail, so hopefully there won't be for you.

[siromygod]

Holy shit man. Streeeeesssss-ful. But glad he let you take it later though. And I hope that second one also works out for you.

[magickaldreamer]

Sort of. I still have a paper (technically for my second final today, but she said I could hand it in whenever), and two more finals (Dimensions and Developmental Psychology), but I get to go home Monday! Oh, and I still have to finish my writing portfolio. But that will actually be fun, I think.

[jehane_writes]

*hugs* Sweetie, breathe deeply. These things happen! Everything's gonna be okay.

[bethanybob]

And when you come home, I can hand-deliver that video game I promised you. c.c;;;