> >>>Not fun. Still, I don't typically view the matter in my mind as "a bad day" so much as one where I don't demand as much of myself as I usually do, ....
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> It's always nice when someone makes your point for you. :-) And the point is: you and I agree it's tiring, inconvenient, and may have repercussions throughout the day, but *it's still not a bad day* in and of itself, just because you woke up early. Other things may happen during that day that the add straws to the camel's back to make it a bad day; I'd even grant that being tired my predispose you to gathering more of those straws than usual...

Hey, go check out the poll again and re-read my post. Did I ever say that waking up early was the start of a bad day? No, becuase it's obviously not necessarily so.

However there were only two options.

Given the two options -- and that neither is "It signifies that I will likely be more tired" -- I don't understand how anyone can choose the "good day" one. Clearly, the "bad day" one is more likely to be true, so given the options it's the only sensible pick.

That is what I was posting about, cupcake. The next time you decide to attack this Supreme Dictator's ruggedness, you would do well to read what he writes.

Ste "Play with fire..." phen