- Go to bed early.
- Okay, go to bed now. It’s still almost early.
- Seriously, you’ve passed early and are heading into late.
- What part of “GET TO BED” don’t you understand?
- Set alarm for 15 minutes before when you want to get up.
- Set another alarm for 5 minutes before when you want to get up.
- Set alarm for actual time you want to get up.
- Make sure you actually turned the alarms on.
- Call your Mom and tell her to call you tomorrow when you’re supposed to be up.
- Relax! Can’t fall asleep when you’re that tense. You need to get a good night’s sleep, right?
- Finally, grudgingly fall asleep.
- Realize 20 minutes later that you have to get up to pee.
- Fall back to sleep what feels like 2 minutes before the first alarm is set to go off.
- Hear first alarm. Wildly smack alarm clock until it shuts up.
- Fall back to sleep immediately. Why couldn’t you fall asleep this fast last night?
- Peel yourself off the ceiling after the second alarm goes off.
- Assure yourself you’re not having a heart attack.
- Negotiate 30 more minutes on the basis of your near-death experience.
- Who the hell is calling me at this hour of the morning?!
- Oh, hi Mom. Yes, it sure is a beautiful day and of COURSE I’m up.
- Oh crap, the dog is up.
- Go back to sleep, dog! It’s early!
- NO, I DON’T want to get up and go outside!
- WAIT! Put that leg back down!!! NOOOOOOOO
- Okay, you win, let’s go outside. I might as well run since I’m already up….
Just a reminder — I’m giving away a copy of the New York Times Bestseller Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson. All you need to go is hop over to my post from last week (and here’s a link, just to make it easy peasy) and hit up the comments section telling me you want in.
Haha! I was wondering what was easy about 25 steps, but this is probably something even I could do! đŸ˜‰
HA! So true! I love the juxtaposition of “25” with “easy.” Totally goes together. đŸ™‚