did you know its a felony in 12.5 states to get out of bed before noon on a sunday?

its a good idea but depresing

I wish I could do it, but I seldom sleep more than 5 or 6 hours at a stretch, and that's on a good night. If I'm awake, and stay in bed too long, I end up getting a sick headache that stays with me all day.

Only if I am sick, otherwise I think this is a total waste of time.

Tempting, but I couldn't if I wanted to: 1) the sun shines in my window and bothers me and 2) laying for that long usually makes my back hurt. I like to move around a lot

If that's what you want - fine, I wake up at 8 or 9 every day - can't sleep for too long!

Not since I was a teenager have I done this. Unless I'm sick, it just makes me feel groggy. I'd rather be concious during that precious time away from the grind.

Especially if I have a lady there to keep me company!

Can't. Moving today...

Sounds appealing to me!

5 Stars. Sunday is the only day of the week my alarm doesn't go off at 4:50am. I look forward to Sundays the way prisoners look forward to parole.

not a chance. Im up at 6am normally reading the Sunday paper and then working on a journal or book for an hour or so.

almost, I usually roll out of bed on Sundays at 10:30am to catch the 11am service, I'm such a lazy butt.

Maybe 10, but noon is a little bit of a stretch for me. At that point it feels like the whole days is wasted, and it will likely mean I'll have an impossible time trying to sleep on Sunday night.

Are you kidding? During the week I'm up at 3:30, and all week long I dream of staying in bed till noon, but I'm awake by 4:00 and up by 5:00, sometimes 6:00. I don't like to see my day slip away and their is always to much to do.

While more sleep is good after a week of insanity, still can't waste daylight.

My cat won't let me sleep untill 5 a.m. I think noon is a long shot.

I almost never sleep in on the weekends. This actually gives me a headache, I'm a nervous personality that's always on the move. I need to be doing something productive.

Well, I tend to do this every day (when not in school) so it really doesnt count. Still fun though.

If I have nothing on the agenda then there's no harm in a little relaxation.

Kind of relaxing, unless you have somebody outside your door having a loud coneversation.

. . . especially good when you've got good company ; ).

Hey, whatever you do, do NOT consider the possibility of someone working a second or overnight shift, where they might not get to bed until sunrise after a hard night's work, or else your position on the matter is in serious jeopardy, ClassicTVFan47. I once had to take a job that rotated between day and night shifts in order to pay off some student loans as soon as I could. And when you don't clock OUT until 7:00 AM, you're probably not going to be up at 8, unless it takes you an hour to get home and you haven't yet hit the sack. Try 2-3 in the afternoon. But then again, I'd be lying if I said I expected an inept, basement-dwelling, daylight-fearing, Nintendo-obsessed, reality-phobe to understand this.

Sometimes I get to do this..and it is ALWAYS excellent....and it doesn't even matter what day of the week it is...

Unless I was sick, I could never do this!

Once you have kids, this is an option that is seldom open to you. On the rare occasions it happens I enjoy it.

I'm one of those nutcases who is up always with first light, and hate staying in bed. I love the peace and quiet of the morning; it's a great time to read, write and think about stuff, or go walking in the mountains.