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Q: Since moving to China do you get up latter?

At home I am up at 5:30am and on my way to work by 6:15am

since coming here I find 8am is the norm .

I think the sun rises about 330am up here in the North and sets about 19:00

Have your sleeping  habits changed 

 

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Not really...

 

My sleeping habits haven't really changed... I get up at 7 here (and back home) and start working at 9:00... It gives me enough time to wake up, shower and take the bus to work...

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Earlier if anything. It is not uncommon for me to wake up between 04:30 and 05:00 here. Probably 06:00 to 07:00 was common back home.

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Yes, Phl I get up latter. My sleeping habits haven't changed that much Phi. It has been the same since I came here. (Drunk!

 

He he, I said: "same".

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Thanks Trav. I'll say the ''same'', why?

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nope, but goes to bed earlier to help the wife gets her 12 hours of sleep per day

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Not really, no. In fact my commute to work at my old job took over an hour so I had to be up much earlier than I would have been at home. Thank god I moved schools!

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Definitely earlier.  I have a 90-minute commute to work so I'm up at about the same time you are.  Sometimes earlier so I beat the alarm clock!  Not happy about it.

Back in the West, I'm used to walking to work, riding my old Raleigh 3-speed, or taking the subway.  But I can't do any of the three here in QD.

Tired of commuting...

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Don't you know foreigners get all the 8 am classes? I sleep in on Saturday for revenge!

 

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I get up former rather than latter.

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congrats

you are the only won that mentioned it

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I'm so really not a morning person. I go to bed really late but I'm up between 9 and 10.

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