> > > ...and when I finally do go to bed, some of the Rinkies from England are still up.
> >
> > I'm bad at staying up late. That is to say, I'm good at it.
> >
> > - Cia"12:10am now... the night's still young!"ran.
>
> When I was 20, I used to stay up late. We didn't have computers then, so I don't remember why I did that. A couple of times, sunrise was the first thing that called my attention to the fact that I had stayed up too late.
>
> But that was a long time ago and I seldom stay up much past ten o'clock. I'm not too lively after that anyway.
>
> Later this month, I plan to fly to the west coast and I know that jet lag will leave me groggy. That's a three hour time difference, so I can recover in a day or so. A few times I've had to deal with six time zones and that leaves me zomboid. Recovery takes about three days if I limit myself to 8 hour sleeps, but if I can hit the sack for 10 or 12 hours, recovery is quicker.
>
> Wow! It's 9:50. I better shut this thing down.
> Howard

It's strange, but lately, I've never truly had to adjust to the time differences. I think part of it is that I feel nocturnal: I sleep really really late (say, 4 am) and I go to school etc etc, then I go home and (most of the time) sleep. After school. As in, 4 or 5 pm. So, when I go to another place that has a major time difference, I've never had to adjust as much as other people do, I guess. It's rather fun.

~Crystal"Sleeping at 2 am is good for me"109