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Getting up early I get up early these days about 5:30 A.M. without alarm. I don't know why. It started since I became 40 years old (Korean age, actually 39 of American age) My friends whose age is older than me, had same habits. They complained that they could not sleep again after getting up too early. And, they also complained that they get up at dawn for pee. I think getting up early has a advantage. I can study, exercise, and prepare the work of day. I believe the phrases that early birds catch a worm.

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Getting up early

I get up early these days at about 5:30 A.M. without an/the alarm.
I don't know why.
It started once I turned 40/since my 40th birthday (Korean age, actually 39 of in/according to American age)
My friends who are older than me had the same habits/similar habits.
They complained that they could not go back to sleep after getting up too early/that early.
And, They also complained that they get up at dawn to pee/to use the bathroom.
I think getting up early has a an/its advantage.
I can study, exercise, and prepare for the day.
I believe the phrase, "the early bird catches the worm."
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it often happens with adult people. i am 24 years old and sleeping is too easy with me. last night i go to bed at 9pm, wake up at 2:30 and a little bit difficult to get sleep again after right. I read some news via social network and restart to sleep at 3:50. Normally i put alarm at 6:30, but i recently changed it to 6:00. This morning, i get up when the alarm rung, and i thought its 6:30 as everyday. i always leave my room to my office at 7:20, but now is 7am here[emoji][emoji][emoji]

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