Adjusting to Eastcoast Time

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

I'm from CA, and I've been tryin to train myself for that eastern time, but it seems like it's not gonna work (I only woke up at 7 out here lol). So can anybody tell me if I really need to train for the time change, or will it just come naturally.

Well I was in DC last week and it really wasn't that hard. I'm usually on mountain time and that means my time zone is like three hours behind DC time, but I really had no problem. Of course sometimes I slept in... but what young person doesn't do THAT occasionally. So don't worry, as long as you bring your alarm clock, I think you'll be alright. Besides you will have about a week to get adjusted anyway ( freshman week)! :wink:

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

I'm from CA, and I've been tryin to train myself for that eastern time, but it seems like it's not gonna work (I only woke up at 7 out here lol). So can anybody tell me if I really need to train for the time change, or will it just come naturally.

Well I was in DC last week and it really wasn't that hard. I'm usually on mountain time and that means my time zone is like three hours behind DC time, but I really had no problem. Of course sometimes I slept in... but what young person doesn't do THAT occasionally. So don't worry, as long as you bring your alarm clock, I think you'll be alright. Besides you will have about a week to get adjusted anyway ( freshman week)! :wink:

K, thanks.....I'm flying out there next tuesday

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

I'm from CA, and I've been tryin to train myself for that eastern time, but it seems like it's not gonna work (I only woke up at 7 out here lol). So can anybody tell me if I really need to train for the time change, or will it just come naturally.

Well I was in DC last week and it really wasn't that hard. I'm usually on mountain time and that means my time zone is like three hours behind DC time, but I really had no problem. Of course sometimes I slept in... but what young person doesn't do THAT occasionally. So don't worry, as long as you bring your alarm clock, I think you'll be alright. Besides you will have about a week to get adjusted anyway ( freshman week)! :wink:

K, thanks.....I'm flying out there next tuesday

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

I'm from CA, and I've been tryin to train myself for that eastern time, but it seems like it's not gonna work (I only woke up at 7 out here lol). So can anybody tell me if I really need to train for the time change, or will it just come naturally.

Well I was in DC last week and it really wasn't that hard. I'm usually on mountain time and that means my time zone is like three hours behind DC time, but I really had no problem. Of course sometimes I slept in... but what young person doesn't do THAT occasionally. So don't worry, as long as you bring your alarm clock, I think you'll be alright. Besides you will have about a week to get adjusted anyway ( freshman week)! :wink:

K, thanks.....I'm flying out there next tuesday

Of Course! Youre flyin out on Tuesday? Wow, that's kinda early, what for?

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

I feel you on that car. The hills, the sun and the humidity mixed together are no joke! I am going to miss my car SO much. I think we should revise the Subject of this post! New SUBJECT: ADJUSTING TO EAST COAST HUMIDITY

Lol, I can't wait to leave my car....it needs to be PIMPED sooo bad

BlkIceberg7810 wrote:

Ncompleete wrote:

BetiBAP wrote:

I feel you on that car. The hills, the sun and the humidity mixed together are no joke! I am going to miss my car SO much. I think we should revise the Subject of this post! New SUBJECT: ADJUSTING TO EAST COAST HUMIDITY

Lol, I can't wait to leave my car....it needs to be PIMPED sooo bad