What time do you go to sleep?

[Eugenia Gabrielov]

In an ideal world, I would go to bed at 11 to wake up at 7 for school or work the next day. I would get 8 hours of sleep and get all my homework done right after school. On the weekends I'd have everything easy and sleep in after going to bed maybe midnight...and at FIRST events there'd be no stress and no partying so I'd also get a good 8 hrs of sleep.

Hah! This is not an ideal world, you fiends! Sleep is for the WEAK!

So, consequently, I doze off anywhere from midnight to 3 AM or 4 AM on school nights (depending on homework).

Some weekends I go to bed 11 or 12, other weekends I have fun things to do and watch movies late into the evening and end up sleeping at 4 or 5 am, if not after sunrise. Yay for no sleep. Don't even get me started on FIRST events.

[lukevanoort]

Weekdays, usually 9-11, currently a little closer to 9:30, but usually later. Saturdays always after 11. FIRST events... I don't sleep. It's not that I don't want to but adrenalin is still going and I'm actively planning and thinking up new strategies or ways to improve the robot. I really wish I could sleep, ever try to drive after being up straight for three nights (don't sleep on the night before either), or work in cramped spaces on the drivetrain, or figure out a puzzling error were PWM02 refuses to output a value that varies any when you move the joystick? (Never did figure that one out, we just changed the function to PWM03) Not fun, or easy. Heck, at one point I forgot gear ratios. (<-- quite embarrassing actually)

[Hiteak]

Both around 12:00. Sometimes I will stay up more for school if need be, but I try to get sleep. On weekends I will usually stay up loner, but thats usually due to watching movies or some activity along those lines. For FIRST I will stay up to work on the robot and for FLR due to RIT is 15 minutes at most away from me.

[MissInformation]

I voted for the times I "go" to bed, but they do not reflect what time I actually fall asleep... Unless I take a sleep aid (which I rarely, rarely do because I just don't like them) it takes me at least an hour, sometimes more, to fall asleep. And it doesn't matter how tired I am, I just can't shut down. I can fall asleep at noisy meetings and competitions and in cars in seconds but not at home. I tend to wake up a lot during the night too, but luckily I can usually fall right back to sleep.

Heidi

[Greg Marra]

Originally Posted by MissInformation

I voted for the times I "go" to bed, but they do not reflect what time I actually fall asleep... Unless I take a sleep aid (which I rarely, rarely do because I just don't like them) it takes me at least an hour, sometimes more, to fall asleep. And it doesn't matter how tired I am, I just can't shut down. I can fall asleep at noisy meetings and competitions and in cars in seconds but not at home. I tend to wake up a lot during the night too, but luckily I can usually fall right back to sleep.

Heidi

I find that unless I have some sort of background noise, I find it very difficult to fall asleep. I have a ceiling fan in my room that I leave on High all year round because the noise it makes provides some constant noise for me to fall asleep too. For a while, I listened to quiet music while I was going to bed, but I haven't been doing that so much lately. At competitions, I like to turn the AC way up both because I love when I wake up and it's freezing except under my covers, and because it makes a blowing sound that helps me fall asleep.

Let's hope my college roommate finds noise as conducive to sleep as I do.

[Eugenia Gabrielov]

Originally Posted by Greg Marra

I find that unless I have some sort of background noise, I find it very difficult to fall asleep. I have a ceiling fan in my room that I leave on High all year round because the noise it makes provides some constant noise for me to fall asleep too. For a while, I listened to quiet music while I was going to bed, but I haven't been doing that so much lately. At competitions, I like to turn the AC way up both because I love when I wake up and it's freezing except under my covers, and because it makes a blowing sound that helps me fall asleep.

Let's hope my college roommate finds noise as conducive to sleep as I do.

I actually had a roomate in competitions who had the same situation, and though I tend to prefer silence I didn't have much problem with it...so there's always hope

Then again, I tend to fall asleep about 2 seconds after my head hits the pillow. I just...kinda fall out of reality. It's really quite nice.

[Kim Masi]

well considering i had my own room at nationals, I just left the TV and fell asleep to that...i do it quite often...

in my ideal world, i would get to bed at 10 every night and sleep until 6. However homework and various late night phone conversations cause me to stay up until 12:30-1ish every night. During april vacation it was much worse...I think I was up until between 4 and 5 every night