My Typical Mornings

I hate early mornings with a passion. I didn't even want to come to school today. I somehow managed to roll out of bed today though and here I am standing here listening to Rob yap about another dumb slut, who actually hooked up with him. I round the corner to my locker and see a crowd hovering around something. I shake my head and make my way to my locker.

"Hey wake up! Get ready and meet me downstairs for breakfast! I got to leave so hurry up!" My mom said. I looked around with my vision still blurry from awakening I saw the clock. I saw 5:45 am on the clock. I hate mornings!

An alarm’s sole purpose in life is to shatter the hopes and dreams of students worldwide every morning. It sits on your bedside table at night, counting down the minutes until it can herald a new day and scream like a banshee to jar you from your peaceful slumber. Admittedly, many people experience the wrath of their alarm, but mornings are much worse for students who have to claw themselves out of the warm comfort that is their bed and into the cold, harsh world while resembling the love child of Freddie Krueger and Frankenstein’s monster. Of course, schools could throw us poor teenagers a bone by pushing school start times back to 9:30. No one would be surprised if adults were to roll their eyes at this, but studies into teenagers’ sleeping patterns have shown that they are not getting the hours of sleep they need at night. A lack of a good night’s sleep impacts on a teenager’s health, mood

Waking up in the morning, weather it for school or work, is something most people struggle with, so I chose it for my behavior modification project. Every morning when I get up for school I find it hard to stay awake. Ether after my alarm or after i'm woken up I usually fall back to sleep. This could be the result of staying up to late, but I usually get to bed at a good time. My goal going into this project was to be able to get up and stay up at the end of the modification. I feel that this could be achieved it just might take more than three days.

But I am asleep. No warm sunrises for me. No stopping at Burger King to get a breakfast sandwich on the way to school or work. Just sleep. I wake up at about ten-thirty in the morning. Then I have a morning routine I must do in the bed so that I don’t pass out once I do manage to stand up. See, my muscles in my legs don’t contract when I stand up making my blood rush down to my feet and out of my heart and brain. That causes my blood pressure to drop and my heart thinks I’m bleeding out. That then causes my body to panic and my adrenal glands think I need their energy. An overdose of adrenaline then shocks and frays my nerves, making the problem of standing up

If you are working night shift, eliminate noise and light from your bedroom during the day. Use black or dark colour curtains, switch off the phone and try to use headphones and listen to any soothing music to block any daytime noise.

After we got the whole bed and shower arrangements situated we finally set an alarm for the break of dawn. Three girls curling their hair and doing their makeup so that we are ready by 8:30 a.m. does not work well. We have to wake up at five o’clock just to finish curling our hair in time to go and make breakfast before the buses come. Hearing that alarm go off and interrupt your beauty sleep does not work well with three non-morning people. After having two meltdowns just from me and burning my hands a couple hundred of times we are finally able to get on the buses and leave for the

At 8 o’clock, I wake up, turn off my alarm clock, get up and open the window to see the

Talking all day is a lot more work than you would imagine it would be. Staying up until 2 AM messaging in your PNM Rho Chi group chat will leave you feeling exhausted in the morning. With an early wake up call and hair, make up, and an outfit to choose, mornings can seem like a rush to get out of the door. Plan ahead and make some easy breakfasts to grab and go! Some favorites are yogurt and fruit parfaits with granola, overnight oats, acai bowls, and pancakes with peanut butter for extra protein! A healthy breakfast and caffeine boost will give you the energy that you need and a mood boost for your first parties of the day.

A typical day for me is honestly mostly focusing on being a normal human being. I start my morning by doing speech exercises, and eating breakfast. One exercise i prefer to do is auditory discrimination, “You want to first begin with auditory discrimination activities in order to bring awareness to the difference between the /s/ and /z/ sounds and the /th/ sound they are using. Some kids have been lisping for so long, they really don’t know that it is inaccurate. It all sounds the same to them! So start with some listening activities.” (Heather 2). After my morning routine i get ready for classes. I

Ever gotten up in the morning and not wanted to wake up? Don’t worry, I completely understand what you are feeling. I absolutely despise waking up in the morning. Picture this: middle school kids trudging through school all day, then coming home to after school activities, and to top it all off sleeping late because of stress. Waking up early is a real struggle for most kids, and if you asked any kid I'm sure they’d agree to the terms of school starting later. People say that because of the time kids have to wake up, their brain doesn't function too well in classes, and they don’t really learn to much. I agree with this statement, because it is definitely true. I know I can’t stay awake in class when I sleep late and then have to wake up

It began like a normal day. I woke up at approximately five thirty, and I got dressed. I'm not a girl who spends hours on her appearance although they tell me to. The producers that is.

I wake up at 7:35 a.m. everyday. I take a shower, after that I get dressed; then I go downstairs and make myself breakfast. I eat and then go back upstairs and brush my teeth. Finally, I leave for school, and I get to my first block, which is seminar at around 8:20. I wait for my friend Erik to get there and then we walk in together.

Matt Moore circled the basement furnace. It was a slow, but tense, nervous pacing. The seventeen-year-old was constantly wringing his hands or waving them in disgust or desperation, thinking, planning, and contemplating his need. His arms, legs and jaws were as tense and yearning for a chemical fix worse than an empty belly for food. He owed money. There was no more credit. He suspected his mother was on to him since twenty dollars disappeared from her purse.

My day started off normal. Except the fact that I couldn 't find my other shoe anywhere. I was probably doing more harm than good. After I was done looking in one spot I would leave it looking like an active war zone and go on to the next. Heather decided to ignore my intense search, opting to skim through a magazine.