Wake up?
Do you set an alarm?
Do you wake up naturally at a certain time?
Do you also sleep well through the night?
Do you ever dream as well?
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I wake up feeling as if I’ve hardly slept, it takes me hours to properly feel awake.
Not often do I set an alarm (iPhone alarm).
I have no natural time to wake up, too many ‘silly’ permanent night shifts.
I can sleep for England, day or night and have been known to sleep all weekend.
No time for dreaming, too busy sleeping usually.
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Baz, I wake up as bright as a button…just don’t talk to me after 9 pm…
I wake up naturally, before dawn breaks. I always feel amazing first thing and so energised, but obviously its dark and Mr P & the dog are still asleep so I have to be quiet for the most part. I think I need to be a postwoman or something because I could walk for miles in the silent streets. I do get insomnia from time to time, but that’s to do with neighbours rather than not being able to sleep. 
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Me too, when my son stays, I have to be very quiet in the mornings, because he doesn’t rise until around 9.30 am…he takes ages to wake up…doesn’t go to bed until around 1 am…
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If I need to get up at a very early time, though not lately, I either set an alarm or I get my daughter to ring me. My son will also wake me if I ask him to at around 8.30/9 a.m…
I do dream a lot & I wake up two or three times in the night & need a wee, the joys of getting old!.
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I dream a lot too - I love my dreams! 
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Tiff, I’ve been having some really weird dreams lately, really strange.i keep waking up as well, I see things in my room…
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Can’t say I do.
Mine are weird too. I seem really busy in them, I am never busy.
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I don’t like them either…very strange, never used to dream like this, my medication is still the same.
I’m wondering if it’s all these Lattes I drink usually 7 a day…
Lucky you, it takes me hours and hours. Usually the mornings don’t exist for me, after midday is when I start my day usually. That is all down to working permanent night shifts for a couple of decades, it ruined my circadian rhythm (body clock) and I have yet to find a way to change it!
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In honesty my sleep pattern is all over the place…I worked night shifts as well, in an EMI unit also home care…it does mess our body clock up that’s for sure.
I stop drinking coffee after 7.30 it helps.
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I wake up in my bed full of hope for a brand new day via alarm. Sleep through the night. Dreamtime all the time.
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Tiff, I usually have a Latte as a bedtime drink…I’ll miss it tonight, then see if I dream or not…those dreams are seriously upsetting, I’m wondering if I imagined those that I thought were mouse in my loft, I hit the ceiling with the Hoover long nozzle,…did I dream it, never heard a thing up there since…your mind can play tricks on you when your half asleep.
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I’m just happy to wake up.
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I have never, ever, used an alarm clock - cannot imagine a worse start to the day.
I usually go to bed just after midnight - sleep like a log - and am up again about 05:00am - like a Tiger refreshed. Been that way since childhood.
As for dreams - if I have any I do not remember them.
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Ugly .
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Hi Surfermom!
Rarely need an alarm I wake up too much or dont sleep long enough most nights. But I did get 2 decent nights last week woke only once and got almost 6 hours!