I rarely get to bed before 3-4 a.m. My Wife and I usually get up around 12-1p.m. The big drawback to this schedule is the limited amount of daylight I have to get things done outside or in the garage since I don't like to run power tools after 9 p.m.
Nightowls Hangout
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Must be nice to be retired
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When we were working, we just went to bed a little earlier, closer to Midnight-1 a.m., but getting up at 0630 to get he kids off to school and then getting ourselves off to work was a killer!
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Heh, remember those days with kids at the house. I normally work 8 - 5 and sometimes late at night doing maintenance, most people like their computer systems to stay online during the business day, so we do the work at night, hence I'm a night owl a lot of the time.
Other times, I roll out of bed around 7:30 in the morning, do the kitchen thing and check on things, and sit down into my office at 8. One of the perks of working from home 95% of the time.
I just wrapped up, hanging out here, looking for someone to gab with
Where are my fellow owls?
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I just hurried back after a ride to get the spa ready for my Wife and me after I check my emails.
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https://www.cam.ac.uk/employmentdosage
Says we only need to work 1 day, 8 hours, to get the mental health benefits of paid work... just gotta convince my job to let me work 8 hours a week and still get paid the same
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Only 8 minutes until tomorrow
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I'm hanging out late tonight, going on 14 hours on this shift, dealing with a customers bad setup, and their bad maintenance practices. Oh, and two software bugs.
I'm more or less baby sitting a support engineer while they comb through things to try and find the root cause. That's why it's handy to have multiple machines in my office, while they remote control one of them and I can browse and shoot the shit on here
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I moonlight as a secret agent..
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I moonlight as a secret agent..
I live in my own world. but that's ok cause they know me there
