@kellyjay saidBeing self-employed, and with an unpredictable workload, I sometimes find myself working and sleeping at odd times of the day and night. So, I too have, on occasion, found myself conversing with you at all hours!
Okay, I woke up in the middle of the night where I am, and I need to go back to sleep will pick this up later. 🙂
@fmf saidWe lived much closer to where I worked when we first got here, but things changed. I have to get up at 4 AM every weekday; my drive depending on traffic, gets longer with every 10 to 15 minutes later I go out the door. The traffic to get to where I have to be can be 30 minutes if it's clear, or 1 hour and 1/2 or more as the day gets moving, provided nothing happens that stops traffic altogether. So now I'm wired to get up early on my days off; sleeping in is 6 AM for me. 🙂
Being self-employed, and with an unpredictable workload, I sometimes find myself working and sleeping at odd times of the day and night. So, I too have, on occasion, found myself conversing with you at all hours!
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@kellyjay saidHere, for the trip across the city to the university campus, the crucial thing was
We lived much closer to where I worked when we first got here, but things changed. I have to get up at 4 AM every weekday; my drive depending on traffic, gets longer with every 10 to 15 minutes later I go out the door. The traffic to get to where I have to be can be 30 minutes if it's clear, or 1 hour and 1/2 or more as the day gets moving, provided nothing happens that stop ...[text shortened]... traffic altogether. So now I'm wired to get up early on my days off; sleeping in is 6 AM for me. 🙂
[1] leave the house at 6.20 am and arrive at 6.45 am for a 7.00 am lecture, or
[2] leave the house at 6.25 am and run the risk of arriving at 7.15 am, fifteen minutes late [a thoroughly unBritish thing to do!], though the students wouldn't have cared.
If I left the house at 6.15 am, I would arrive at the campus at 6.30 am and would then have to kill a bit of time in the faculty lounge.
So, it was a precision art and/or science!