Easter and DST
Sun, Mar. 29th, 2026 23:14![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thatzeta(Catholic) Easter is rapidly approaching, meaning Friday is a public holiday. As usually, when there are upcoming holidays, it completely fucks with the delivery schedule at work. And because the deliveries are up and down and sideways, I have an absolutely atrocious shift schedule coming up. I'm talking morning, afternoon, afternoon, morning, (day off), morning. It's stupid.
Add to that the fact that Daylight Saving Time in Germany started last night and my sleep schedule is moreso an acute case of the resting in pieces. I woke up to the starting-cramps of my period at 5am (for the second time this month, too, goddamnit), then passed out after taking pain killers and was then actually woken up by my breakfast alarm at 10am. My breakfast alarm. I don't even remember the last time that happened because I usually wake up at 8am and can't go back to sleep. (The alarm is there to remind me to eat).
Also ate dinner super late because it was so light outside, I thought it was closer to 4pm and not already almost 7... And now it's hella late for bed because I lost all sense of time and don't feel tired. It's going to take forever to get used to the adjusted schedule.
Add to that the fact that Daylight Saving Time in Germany started last night and my sleep schedule is moreso an acute case of the resting in pieces. I woke up to the starting-cramps of my period at 5am (for the second time this month, too, goddamnit), then passed out after taking pain killers and was then actually woken up by my breakfast alarm at 10am. My breakfast alarm. I don't even remember the last time that happened because I usually wake up at 8am and can't go back to sleep. (The alarm is there to remind me to eat).
Also ate dinner super late because it was so light outside, I thought it was closer to 4pm and not already almost 7... And now it's hella late for bed because I lost all sense of time and don't feel tired. It's going to take forever to get used to the adjusted schedule.
