For those of you who wake up with a beverage to sip on to give you a caffeine boost, what do you like to do meanwhile? Stare out the window? Watch the TV? Scroll the Forums?
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Coffee/tea in the morning
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I tend to sip and read the forums. Throw in kid/pet chores in between posts.
Exaltist Ethan
Bridging the Gap Between Believers and Skeptics
All three.
Actually, my desktop is connected to the TV, so scrolling the forums also means watching TV.
I have some documents that I intend on publishing someday. I listen to those using text-to-speech on Microsoft Word during the morning and sometimes edit them when I feel like it's necessary.
One of the things I really like to do during the long mornings is reflect on the past, talk to myself and try to get closure regarding various events in my life.
I also listen to music on Spotify or YouTube, but I do that all the time, not just during the morning.
Because my medications take thirty minutes to settle, I take them right away after I wake up, make my coffee and then let it cool for thirty minutes before drinking it.
My coffee makes me burp, but sometimes the gas is trapped so I pat my stomach to help me release that gas.
Ah ... early mornings...
Actually, my desktop is connected to the TV, so scrolling the forums also means watching TV.
I have some documents that I intend on publishing someday. I listen to those using text-to-speech on Microsoft Word during the morning and sometimes edit them when I feel like it's necessary.
One of the things I really like to do during the long mornings is reflect on the past, talk to myself and try to get closure regarding various events in my life.
I also listen to music on Spotify or YouTube, but I do that all the time, not just during the morning.
Because my medications take thirty minutes to settle, I take them right away after I wake up, make my coffee and then let it cool for thirty minutes before drinking it.
My coffee makes me burp, but sometimes the gas is trapped so I pat my stomach to help me release that gas.
Ah ... early mornings...
amorphous_constellation
Well-Known Member
I got to go to sleep at some point in the next few hours, so I'll probably warm up some apple cider. I do like warm beverages to sip on though. Coffee, tea, whatever.
RF in the morning.
Sip a noisette coffee (close to macchiato) while feeding the cats.
They wouldn't have it any other way
They wouldn't have it any other way
Intravenously.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I often go outside, walking around, stretch out, often chatting to people on my phone, and puffing on a vape.
exchemist
Veteran Member
I eat my breakfast and read the copy of the Financial Times that I have just bought at the local petrol station round the corner.
Sometimes, if there is something important in the news, I listen to BBC Radio 4. But all too often that involves a pointlessly aggressive interview of a 2nd rate politician, what my father (God rest his soul) used to call a "Don't you agree with me that you're a bloody fool?" interview. So generally I find it more peaceful to read what's going on in the world at my own pace.
exchemist
Veteran Member
Do you Yorkshire lasses really drink decaf tea these days?
I prefer coffee. I usually alternate between browsing RF and posting on a Discord math server I'm on (since "helpers"/server staff get tagged by members asking questions, so I often wake up to multiple notifications).
Caffeine really doesn't agree with me. Once had an emergency visit to a doctor thinking I was losing my mind... turned out it was two lattes.Do you Yorkshire lasses really drink decaf tea these days?
exchemist
Veteran Member
Blimey!
In fact, after a lifetime of tea drinking I have abruptly stopped it, due to a new heart arrhythmia ("bigeminy") in which I get pairs of beats together, only the first of which is effective, followed by a long gap, which effectively cuts my heart rate in half, making me light-headed. I suppose I may need to start looking for decaf tea. Is it any good? I mean, does it taste like real tea? I have found a good brand of decaf coffee, but I've never tried decaf tea.
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Honestly I don't notice any difference with decaf tea. I. Sorry to hear about your problem, definitely sounds like decaf is the way to go!