Waking up is hard to do
Sep. 3rd, 2014 10:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dsrtaoIf you have an old smartphone lying around, you might do worse than to plug it in by your bed and make it into an alarm clock that plays music you actually want to wake you.
(Alternatively, a cheap radio alarm clock tuned to static is pretty effective.)
If you are lucky enough to have a phone which can run Android 4 or so, you have the Daydream feature available, which can enable a clock display fading in and out every few seconds. Now it's a reasonable clock, too.
This morning Eliz noted that I had replaced all the music for our new 6AM wakeups with... love songs. Because I can. And why not set the mood to something positive?
(Alternatively, a cheap radio alarm clock tuned to static is pretty effective.)
If you are lucky enough to have a phone which can run Android 4 or so, you have the Daydream feature available, which can enable a clock display fading in and out every few seconds. Now it's a reasonable clock, too.
This morning Eliz noted that I had replaced all the music for our new 6AM wakeups with... love songs. Because I can. And why not set the mood to something positive?
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Date: 2014-09-03 02:41 pm (UTC)