The_Kitchen_Guy
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Everyone seems to have a natural rhythm of when they are at their very best time for production.
Larks awaken early every day and are productive all day long, usually crashing early in the evening to head for bed.
Owls like to sleep in every morning, but come alive when the sun goes down and seem to be most productive while the larks are sleeping.
Both seem to be very intolerant of the other, but larks seem to be nastiest about owls. Even Ben Franklin said, "Plow deep while sluggards sleep." Of course, in Franklin's day, there were no John Deere combines with bright lights for harvesting at night.
Which are you? Do you get up at dawn, knowing it's the best you'll feel all day? Of would you rather hunt by the light of the moon?
Yes - I hit the wrong key in Owl (Owk) and I can't fix it, so leave me alone already. I'm an owl operating in daylight, okay?
Larks awaken early every day and are productive all day long, usually crashing early in the evening to head for bed.
Owls like to sleep in every morning, but come alive when the sun goes down and seem to be most productive while the larks are sleeping.
Both seem to be very intolerant of the other, but larks seem to be nastiest about owls. Even Ben Franklin said, "Plow deep while sluggards sleep." Of course, in Franklin's day, there were no John Deere combines with bright lights for harvesting at night.
Which are you? Do you get up at dawn, knowing it's the best you'll feel all day? Of would you rather hunt by the light of the moon?
Yes - I hit the wrong key in Owl (Owk) and I can't fix it, so leave me alone already. I'm an owl operating in daylight, okay?
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