I’m usually early but my doctor calls it premature.
Always early, except parties…I don’t like to be first to arrive
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I’m always on time, but mostly 10 minutes early, need
to anticipate loads of things that could come up.
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There is something of a culture thing about arrival times. In many southern European countries it is expected that people are 5-10 min late for, say, business meetings and 30-40 minutes late for a social function. Whereas the Scandinavians will arrive 10 minutes before the invitation time to, say, a dinner party and then sit in their car until exactly the proper time.
Me, I’m always a few minutes early. Even when I know I’ll end up hanging about for a bit.
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Always early. Habit I formed from 20 years of military service.
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I think my boys have the same habit for the same reason.
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Early bird that’s me my wife 5 mins late, my daughters late.
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I love people watching so I can sit for hours doing nothing, it pays dividends when I’m stuck in traffic, while Mrs Fox is tearing her hair out, I just sit and wait, I even let people in from side roads much to Mrs Fox’s annoyance. I would much rather sit in the car for a while before the time, I quite admire the Scandinavians mentioned in Linc’s post, although it seems to be a unique quality found in all Volvo drivers also.
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