Mystery solved!

[the_benj]

Talking to mum (gytha_ogg) about my recent sleep changes has cleared things up a lot.

Apparently I'm back to normal. When I lived with her, I used to be up and about at 6 am. (more importantly, it was at about 6 that they NOTICED that I was up, as I'd come in to say good morning. Apparently it was clear that I'd often been up a while before that.)

At some point, I've taught myself to sleep until 9 or 10. I don't know how it happened, but it certainly did.

And now I've snapped back, similarly mysteriously.

Further proof that I'm back.

Comments

'morning, Sunshine!

[gytha-ogg.livejournal.com]

Great to recall the cuddle sandwiches of your young years. Numfar does dance of joy to see return of the clear eyed optimistic Benji who has been hard to find for a few years. People who have met you in the last five/six years and think you awesome are in for a surprise! They will need sunnies when THE TRUE BENJ emerges. Believe in yourself my dear - you are a genuinely excellent, loving human being and I'm very proud of you.

[regency-rhi.livejournal.com]

as a morning person myself, I don't see what the fuss was about.
6am is a GREAT time to wake up. you shouldn't have been worried.

[berym.livejournal.com]

...me, on the other hand? I'm definitely a Night Owl. I can stay up all night, but once I'm asleep I hate waking up in the morning.

Which can be a shame, as the early morning can be a really peaceful and lovely time of day... I just have to come at it from the other end to really enjoy it :)

[samurai-josh.livejournal.com]

Not when one has to get up to LEARN maths *shakes fist at maths*

[regency-rhi.livejournal.com]

when I was doing maths at uni, and had 8am lectures, and was commuting in from the blue mtns, I was catching a train at 6:18am so that I could go and learn maths.

tbh, I thought it was kinda evil then. mainly in winter, when it can be bloody COLD at 6:18am on Blaxland station.