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Jan. 14th, 2011 07:51 amDear Roommate, if you must go out overnight, fine, more power to you, have fun and be safe! BUT IF YOU HAVE AN ALARM CLOCK THAT IS SET TO GO OFF AT THE SAME TIME EVERY MORNING AND YOU GO OUT OVERNIGHT TURN YOUR GODDAMN ALARM CLOCK OFF BEFORE YOU LEAVE SO YOUR ROOMMATES DON'T END UP WAKING UP AT 6:30 A.M. EXTREMELY PISSED OFF.
Love, Bed
(I don't know if the other two woke up, but I did, and as this is not the first time this has happened -- the last time was at 4:00 am over Thanksgiving break, no love -- I knew exactly where in her room the alarm clock is and beelined there to turn it off. Naturally, I then couldn't get back to sleep. I'm a light sleeper -- I sleep with the alarm on my phone on vibrate, for gods' sakes -- so when her alarm goes off, of course it wakes me up. If it's just for a second, then I can go back to sleep. (Though of course I keep waking up if she continues to hit snooze over and over again.) If it's for an extended period of time and there's music blasting through the apartment, I'm a wee bit annoyed. I'm also pretty annoyed that I couldn't get back to sleep, but that part's probably my problem, not hers.)
Love, Bed
(I don't know if the other two woke up, but I did, and as this is not the first time this has happened -- the last time was at 4:00 am over Thanksgiving break, no love -- I knew exactly where in her room the alarm clock is and beelined there to turn it off. Naturally, I then couldn't get back to sleep. I'm a light sleeper -- I sleep with the alarm on my phone on vibrate, for gods' sakes -- so when her alarm goes off, of course it wakes me up. If it's just for a second, then I can go back to sleep. (Though of course I keep waking up if she continues to hit snooze over and over again.) If it's for an extended period of time and there's music blasting through the apartment, I'm a wee bit annoyed. I'm also pretty annoyed that I couldn't get back to sleep, but that part's probably my problem, not hers.)