The newspaper is delivered around 6 a.m.? Unacceptable.
Both the thoughts, "I'm waking up tomorrow at 5?" and "I could be sleeping" come in the bathroom. And they have to be near the same spot I suspect. With the Quartz clock above the water closet, it being five minutes fast doesn't make as much as a difference then as when I am in the shower and know I still have to shave. After two days the thoughts are equally new and old. "Haven't done much of this before." "......"
I can't seem to write the old. "This is it?" and "So I'm awake three hours earlier" are all wrong. After two days this has been worth it. I know, my schedule hasn't wrinkled yet. I haven't been out late or slept in another house on someone else's bed or couch to challenge me.
Then, I had more alarms. I snoozed the phone three or four times based on its settings and the alarm clock stopped when I hit stop/radio/band. I'd jump back in bed without flipping on the lights for a shock or take a drink of water which had been thawing through the night.
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