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Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 05:38:00 -0600, Geoff Schultz wrote: Anything more than 4 hours at night is too long. I agree. Not necessarily. After much experimentation, we found that what works best for my wife and I is that I go to bed at dusk, leaving her on watch until midnight when we swap. I then take over until she wakes up (usually shortly after dawn). During the day, we're less formal about it, but generally switch back and forth every 3 hours or so. Obviously, this won't work for everybody, but for us it does. We tried all sorts of different systems before settling on this. I was OK with just about any of them, but we found that unless she gets a long uninterrupted break at night, after a few days the sleep deprivation starts really getting to her. You don't want to be on the same boat as my wife when she's sleep deprived. It ain't pretty. |
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