Night Owl or Early Bird?

Night Owl for sure…I actually had to go to night school when still in high school because I was going to bed around the time I should have been waking up. But then again I have chronic insomnia, so thats probably why

It’s 3.44am here, so I don’t think that I need to say more?

lol, there’s quite a trend among us web/tech. folk.

I’m definitely a night owl. I like sleeping in until 10am-12pm and going to sleep around 2-5am. In the past, doing that consistently wasn’t the best idea for a social life and all that though. Now I live in Las Vegas where the city is awake nearly 24hrs a day.

Well, What would you call someone who stays up until about 3-4AM and wakes up around 5-7AM? That’s what I do, especially on the weekdays. On the weekdays I’m barely sleeping, or maybe I might be sleep walking and not be aware of it. No joke. I get about 2-4 hours of sleep on the week days. On the weekends I tend to get a little more sleep than that though.

I am more of a night owl, I usually go to bed around 1-2am. You can never seem to wake me in the mornings. I have a little brother that attempts to wake me up by hitting me in the face and doing funny stuff but I’m such a heavy sleeper, I don’t really feel anything at all. My body just realizes when its about time to get up and it’s like kinda sorta release that defensive sleep shield around me

Im not a night owl and not early bird too. Im more productive from 9AM to 6PM monday to friday.. ahh checking emails in saturdays. Sundays for surfing the web

Night owl. I’m 100% nocturnal. It’s 5:19 on a monday morning and I’ve been up all night.

Night owl. I’m 100% nocturnal. It’s 5:19 on a monday morning and I’ve been up all night.

That’s funny. But I know exactly what I’d be doing on the nights I have like that—Trying to find a way to go to sleep.

My schedules need me up early, but Night Bird it is. I’m most productive during that time – so to compensate it’s cat naps during the day.

I’m seriously screwed, I went to bed at 4h00 am and got up at 7h30

I guess it mostly depends on my overall workload, and whether I feel I’m making progress “in the zone” or not.