Day one of daylight savings/summer time:
1 tired girl combined with
adherence to bedtime routine
and a dash of melatonin
adherence to bedtime routine
and a dash of melatonin
equaled bedtime on time--despite the
midnight sun peering through the window.
midnight sun peering through the window.
I realize this is only the first day, and that sleep deprivation season hasn't really begun in earnest, but at least we're off to a good start!
6 comments:
Is it sunny 24/7? For how long? I can't imagine!
When does the sun set during DST? I recall Angarsk summers when it didn't get dark til after 10.
Seriously midnight sun? Or poetic midnight sun? My husband was reading today about Russian time zones and a consideration to combine them since there are 9.
Okay then.
Really logical to combine them, right?
Literal midnight sun. In late June/July it just gets twilighty for a couple of hours...but never gets dark.
That's what I call sleep-deprivation season.
That must wreck havoc with your system..geez how do you sleep with the sunlight??huggs from canada..
Melatonin was a miracle drug for me about a year ago. Maybe this might be your last (or one of the last) sleep deprivation seasons?
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