Homeschoolers?

[Kade Rivok]

How about getting up at 7:45 and going to bed 12:45?

During the week, I usually end up going to sleep between 11 and 12 and get up around 6:30.

[shisteer of nothing much]

Is the late hour by necessity or choice?

[Kade Rivok]

Both, depending on the day.  Tue-Thu I don't get home until 9-10pm, so my options are to either go asleep right away, or stay up a little bit so I have some free time.  Mon and Fri though it's just because I'm too busy doing stuff and am like "Sleep is for the weak".  I of course regret this choice in the morning, but it's sorta become routine now -_-

[Ebantu the Kararehe]

Ouch. Poor you.

[Kade Rivok]

Well, at least I appreciate getting to sleep in now, since it happens so rarely  .  The latest I get to sleep in is on Sunday, since I don't need to be at church until 10:30.  Saturday I've got a thing at 8, so I have to be up around 7.

[Ebantu the Kararehe]

That's good. Our church starts at 9:30, but we're usually slightly/not so slightly late. *shrugs* The lot of one in a big family with young children, I guess.

[shisteer of nothing much]

That's good. Our church starts at 9:30, but we're usually slightly/not so slightly late. *shrugs* The lot of one in a big family with young children, I guess.

*chuckles* I think it might also be something to do with homeschooling. We're not used to getting out of our pajamas til lunchtime so it's a bit of a novelty being organised by nine thirty.

[Booklover]

Our church starts at 10:45 (used to be 11:00) and we're usually slightly/not so slightly late, or at the very least on time. And for school, the bus is at 7:40, and there's an earlier one at 7:10, but I'm not great at getting up on time, so sometimes it's a bit of a rush.

[Verdauga]

*chuckles* I think it might also be something to do with homeschooling. We're not used to getting out of our pajamas til lunchtime so it's a bit of a novelty being organised by nine thirty.

What?! You guys get to stay in your pjs!? Man.... and here I am, having to leave for church at nine-fifteen, let alone get ready.

No, I'm not bragging, shut up! 

[Ebantu the Kararehe]

Just to be clear, it's not me who stays in pajamas until lunchtime. Not usually, at any rate. 

[Booklover]

I stay in pajamas (what? How does my autocorrect not recognise 'pajamas' as a word?) until lunchtime in the holidays and sometimes at the weekend. There's no point going downstairs to read, finish my book, then go upstairs again to get another one when I can just stay in bed and read.

[Kade Rivok]

Just to be clear, it's not me who stays in pajamas until lunchtime. Not usually, at any rate. 

I don't believe you. 

[shisteer of nothing much]

*chuckles* I think it might also be something to do with homeschooling. We're not used to getting out of our pajamas til lunchtime so it's a bit of a novelty being organised by nine thirty.

What?! You guys get to stay in your pjs!? Man.... and here I am, having to leave for church at nine-fifteen, let alone get ready.

No, I'm not bragging, shut up! 

Eh, it's actually severely overrated. I prefer to get up early, get dressed straight away and be lazy in normal clothes. (especially because we run a business from home and you never know when customers are going to come to the door)
But yeah, if I wanted to, I could probably stay in my pajamas most days.

[Ebantu the Kararehe]

Just to be clear, it's not me who stays in pajamas until lunchtime. Not usually, at any rate. 

I don't believe you. 

It's true! Oo! Teer, tell them what that person said when you answered the phone a while ago!

[shisteer of nothing much]

What does that have to do with homeschooling, exactly? (and by the way, Kade, Ebby doesn't spend all day in pajamas. She's actually quite responsible, in that area, anyway)