Class of July 2013 Part 49
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Originally Posted by Croutie 
Thank you my lovely Leigh! 
I am so grateful for how far he has come.
I am so grateful for how far he has come.
I can only imagine how proud and happy you must be.
Your news put a huge smile on my face
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Morning lovely Julyers
It’s still dark here, nearly 5.30 am. I love it when it’s light at 4am, I soak up every minute of the morning light.
I’m a morning person , have always preferred early mornings to late nights. I was told, and I don’t know if this is a load of codswallop, but if you were born in the morning you’ll prefer early mornings and the same for babies born in the evening, they’d prefer late nights to early mornings. Never checked but I wonder if there’s some truth in it.
Hope it’s agood Saturday for all my lovely friends, here and absent.
It’s still dark here, nearly 5.30 am. I love it when it’s light at 4am, I soak up every minute of the morning light.
I’m a morning person , have always preferred early mornings to late nights. I was told, and I don’t know if this is a load of codswallop, but if you were born in the morning you’ll prefer early mornings and the same for babies born in the evening, they’d prefer late nights to early mornings. Never checked but I wonder if there’s some truth in it.
Hope it’s agood Saturday for all my lovely friends, here and absent.
Magsie
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
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I just looked up the times we were born denoting whether we’re a morning person or late night person, a lark or an owl. I found this..............
Not a morning person? You must have been born at night! It's not an old wives' tale. There's scientific proof the timing of your birth affects when you like to wake - and much more besides
Evidence shows that the hour of your birth does influence whether you are a morning or evening person
While it sounds like an old wives’ tales, presenter, Jenni Murray says the idea is supported by an oft-neglected area of research
Psychologists from Cleveland State University in Ohio found evidence that your time of birth does play a part in when you like to function during the day
Daily Mail Online
Not a morning person? You must have been born at night! It's not an old wives' tale. There's scientific proof the timing of your birth affects when you like to wake - and much more besides
Evidence shows that the hour of your birth does influence whether you are a morning or evening person
While it sounds like an old wives’ tales, presenter, Jenni Murray says the idea is supported by an oft-neglected area of research
Psychologists from Cleveland State University in Ohio found evidence that your time of birth does play a part in when you like to function during the day
Daily Mail Online
Last edited by Dee74; 11-04-2017 at 01:28 AM.
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Originally Posted by Mags1
I just looked up the times we were born denoting whether we’re a morning person or late night person, a lark or an owl. I found this..............
Not a morning person? You must have been born at night! It's not an old wives' tale. There's scientific proof the timing of your birth affects when you like to wake - and much more besides
Evidence shows that the hour of your birth does influence whether you are a morning or evening person
While it sounds like an old wives’ tales, presenter, Jenni Murray says the idea is supported by an oft-neglected area of research
Psychologists from Cleveland State University in Ohio found evidence that your time of birth does play a part in when you like to function during the day
Daily Mail Online
Not a morning person? You must have been born at night! It's not an old wives' tale. There's scientific proof the timing of your birth affects when you like to wake - and much more besides
Evidence shows that the hour of your birth does influence whether you are a morning or evening person
While it sounds like an old wives’ tales, presenter, Jenni Murray says the idea is supported by an oft-neglected area of research
Psychologists from Cleveland State University in Ohio found evidence that your time of birth does play a part in when you like to function during the day
Daily Mail Online
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Originally Posted by Mags1
Asthma ok and under control, Leigh, but still plagued with vertigo.
I’m a morning person and was born at 6.00am on a Saturday.
I’m a morning person and was born at 6.00am on a Saturday.
Good news.Hope that the vertigo can be resolved soon, dear one.
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Originally Posted by LuLu13
Interesting, I was born just before midnight and am a night owl if I actually had a choice. Unfortunately the boss prefers I show up in the morning, early.
Very good to see you
Hope all is well.
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Originally Posted by Croutie
I was born around 3 in the afternoon....so as usual, I am neither here nor there!
Sending love and support to my wonderful Julyers,
Croutie
Sending love and support to my wonderful Julyers,
Croutie
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