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Where chat happens in spam so it doesn't bother Dogar and god forbid Buckwheat.
I'm always ready to chat.
Hi Trixie!
Hey Seven. How's it going? Btw, what time is it for you right now?
I'm doing well. Currently on spring break, so it's 8 in the morning.
But I've been up all night. Trying to reset my sleep cycle.
To sleep at daytime?
I'm tired of exams.... I have two lab exams next week >.>
And I have classes even on Saturday this week.
Oh, no. I've been going to bed at 4am and waking up at 1 in the afternoon. I'm going to skip an entire night so that I'm tired at a normal time.
I've been trying to get up at 5 am. Today I got up at 6:30 but slept for another two hours because I was just exhausted. The day before I'd pulled an all-nighter.
Well, since you skipped last night, hopefully your job is done.
I can settle for waking up at 10. As long as I don't miss my first class.
I wake up at 6 30 everyday I have to go to college.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rayne
Why would you want to get up at 5? Exams?
No, I just feel more motivated when I get up earlier. If I get up at ten then I just sit around doing nothing the whole day.
Same here, but 5 is too early for me. I don't get up much later than 7-8 though.
God, I know that feeling. I want to start getting up earlier so I can go jog.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rayne
Ive been sleeping later actually.
I go for a jog around the town every morning at 5:30am.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seven
I tried it once and I haven't stopped since... and that was 2 years ago..
Once you get used to getting up early, it's hard not to. :P
I don't know why, but when I jog recently I get huge ass cramps in my shins that hurt expenentially more when I sit down or stop walking, so after a 5 minute jog I and forced to walks around for half an hour.
Do you sometimes get a stitch while jogging/ running as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirby
STITCH = Pain in the ribs when you try to breath.
Rarely actually.
That's good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirby
When someone gets a stitch, it usually means that they are not fit and are not active enough.
For you to get a stitch rarely, it means you're a fit person.
My main problem is a run out of breath, and I start to build of lactic acid in my bones, and my heart races for like one hour afterwards.
Ah.
I get that a lot too.
I usually start off with a walk, then gradually get faster and faster.
When I get to a straight part, I usually sprint, then take a drink.
I think a lot of water.
I just got back from shopping with my friends. We were out walking around from 11am to 5pm.....
Should of bought some hiking boots.