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R.I.P. Dwayne
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The Morning Thread
- Thread starter redneck diva
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CloverHillCrawler
Well-known member
The first day of my retirement today and I still woke up real early, I guess it's going to take a while for my body to recover from working nights for the last couple of years.
Mikey
Well-known member
Been out for four years, and still got that internal clock on!! Good luck and happy retirement!
Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
Oh Yeah, it took me about 3 years to make the transition. After 40 years and then just stop going to work at 6am.
I have made the adjustments and doing well in my retirement.
I hope you will
I have made the adjustments and doing well in my retirement.
I hope you will
Gwolf
Well-known member
Worked nights most of my life. Been retired since 2005. I never went back to days fully. Now I am awake as much in the middle of the nights as the days. Never tried to change back to a specific time to do anything. If I can't sleep at night, I read the news or read a book. Got really good lights in the shop and I can work in there at night. Don't even attempt to sleep until I feel sleepy. Working nights was sometimes a choice for me. It is cooler at night and not so many people around trying to tell me what to do.
canamjhb
Well-known member
And a happy 4th of July right back at you.......
