Feeling good thanks to more sleep. It’s foggy here.

The first sleep cycle data is in. I slept about six and a quarter hours.

Trying sleep tracking to figure out if I get enough sleep.

Waking up on hard mode.

Indeed: Slight changes in the environment makes habits harder to perform. But I did it. Also: Lots of new snow.

Even slight changes are disruptive. My Partner leaves town for a night. Wondering how tomorrow morning will be.

Being an early riser is an introvert‘s game.

The siren song of talking to yourself and not getting up immediately almost got me today.

It’s really cold. But hey, there are geese honking.

Going to bed earlier works. It’s the end of end of March and they are driving snow out of the town.

Super sized early riser today. I’m struggling to go to bed in such a way that I get enough sleep. I have to redesign my environment or go back to waking up at 6:30.

If you wake up earlier, mornings are darker again.

Starting to wake up half an hour earlier on the day the clocks get adjusted for summer time was ambitious.

Trying to wake up half an hour earlier.

The snow is back. And it’s windy!

Looking forward to the weekend for different reasons. The current freeze-thaw cycle.

Being conditioned to jump out of bed in the night as soon as the dog makes any noise.

Update on the puking puppy situation (spoiler alert: she is fine). Thanks for all the sweet messages!

The dog has a little wound.

The snow is melting.

Amazing how easy it is to wake up if there is something that you really want to do. Like me, wanting to check out coder-server for my iPad programming setup.

The snow starts to melt. And the dog is experiencing this for the first time.

Every day it feels more like spring.

Waking without the need to talk. Day and night temperatures are very different.

Just a little test episode. I hope the numbering is not too confusing, but I have not stopped waking up even if there haven’t been new episodes. So the count reflects how many days the experiment has been going, not how many episodes there are.