Sounds idyllic! We don't have any October or November holidays in Switzerland, sadly, so after about the first week in September or so it is a long hard slog until Christmas. And one begins to feel the pinch right about now. Sigh. All the best with your very ambitious to-do list :)
Forget breakfast, what time do you go to bed at night? I have found that if I wake up at 7:00am, I feel refreshed and like I've had a good night's sleep, but if I wake up half an hour or forty-five minutes later, I feel ragged for most of the day. Would be nifty to wake up at 3:30am. I might actually get a few things done. Like others have said, Bill, you're mighty to do as much as you do in a day. More power to you.
Wowzers! If you get even half of that done, you are a greater man than I, Gunga Din! ;-)
ReplyDeletep.s. SO curious about what constitutes a 'normal' breakfast for you!
Sounds idyllic! We don't have any October or November holidays in Switzerland, sadly, so after about the first week in September or so it is a long hard slog until Christmas. And one begins to feel the pinch right about now. Sigh. All the best with your very ambitious to-do list :)
ReplyDeleteThat is an impressive list! Mabye I should write my to-do lists in imperative form, too...
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ReplyDeleteNow you've truly piqued my curiosity about what you eat for breakfast! You're such a tease!
So please share. Obviously I'm not the only Typospherian whose inquiring mind wants to know.
Forget breakfast, what time do you go to bed at night? I have found that if I wake up at 7:00am, I feel refreshed and like I've had a good night's sleep, but if I wake up half an hour or forty-five minutes later, I feel ragged for most of the day. Would be nifty to wake up at 3:30am. I might actually get a few things done. Like others have said, Bill, you're mighty to do as much as you do in a day. More power to you.
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