Owls, Hummingbirds, and Larks

Jonathan Carranza
Nov 2 · 2 min read
Image by annca from Pixabay

My sleep schedule is fragmented. As soon as I wake, I’m already 3 hours from being asleep again.

Often, my mornings are spent in bed. I think I’m an owl (or a late-chronotype). The nighttime is when my day begins.

On the other end, a lark (or an early-chronotype), would argue that the day begins right before sunrise, or before noon.

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Jonathan Carranza

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Florida man. Short story writer. Black coffee drinker. @www.jonawrites.com

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