::she just is::

Same with me. I tend to do most of my stuff at night as well. Mostly I read
in the morning or early afternoon, and mostly sleep in the late afternoon!
*smile* I stay up until about midnight or one in the morning, and get up
around eight or nine. I used to feel guilty (when I first started
unschooling) for staying up till two in the morning and sleeping until ten
(my sister was worse -- she'd sleep until one in the afternoon!), but now
I'm fine with it. I mean, I get things done! :) ~Eryn

==
"I dreamed I was a butterfly, flitting around in the sky;
then I awoke. Now I wonder: Am I a man who dreamt of
being a butterfuly, or am I a butterfly dreaming that I am
a man?" - Chuang Tsu
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#24591173 ::she just is::
AIM :: Opal Fayre


>Wow, Tanya, you could be writing about my 10-year old daughter! She's a
real
>night owl and does her best work after 9p.m., by which time I'm nodding
off!
>We're very lenient here so she has access to pretty much whatever she needs
>to accomplish whatever project she chooses, even though it's not what most
>folks consider "school hours". She's up way later than I am every night
but
>doesn't get up until 9:30a.m. or so. I have my time by myself early in the
>morning. Everyone's happy.
>
>Judy in CA
>
>In a message dated 6/2/99 7:41:28 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
>michigan@... writes:
>
>> my oldest also doesn't want to be woke up, but she only sleeps till about
9-
>> 9:30 and I had heard that teens don't function early in the morning
anyway
>,
>> something about their bodies clocks! when she is most attentive and
>> interested in things is late at night 9-12 so I encourage her to read or
>> watch stuff on discovery or pbs this works well for her!