How to wake up early ... even if you're not a morning person
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This editor is a morning person. I fill up the bird feeder, walk the dogs, make a coffee — all while humming a little tune. The rest of my family is not and the struggle is real to get them to function at even half my morning speed. So, I'm really curious, is it possible to change from a grouchy, groggy morning crank to a sun is shining, life is great early bird? Maybe not completely (some of it's hard wired) but there are ways to make it easier.
COMIC: Will schools will start requiring COVID vaccines? History says yes
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Requiring kids to get vaccines to go to school is nothing new. The first time it happened was more than 200 years ago. The disease? Smallpox. So it's not a big stretch to see that happening with COVID-19 vaccine.
Oh time change ... how we love to hate you. You mess with our sleep. You cause us to miss meetings and have hunger pangs when lunch is still a ways off. So why not just do away with it? There's a push to do just that. But the motivation isn't better sleep. It's $.
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