Alarm clocks. If you switch them off, you need to be certain you're actually going to get up now, and not merely fall back into a comfortably non-alarm-interrupted sleep. Restful though it may be.
Glasses. Yes, you still wear them. No, they don't mysteriously disappear when you want to splash water on your face. Apparently you need reminding of this fact.
Salad. Should not, in fact, go up sleeves.
Notes to others:
Being disorganised. Clearly I'm not the only one. Yes, I'm looking at you, schools of the UK. The deadline was in February.
(Has anyone read the Prince What-A-Mess books, btw? I adored them when I was little. Perhaps unsurprisingly.)
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I've done that with my glasses! Usually when I forget I'm not wearing contacts.
I've had the same CD in my alarm clock for over a year. It's a miracle I still wake up to it by the second or third song.
I don't have the contacts excuse, sadly. I've managed to forget to put them on, on the odd occasion - headed off to work, thinking, "Why is the world so blurry?"
I can listen to music repetitively, but not that repetitively. Eesh.
I don't usually, either! This is a very, very special case. I've even tried to switch the CD out, but my brain refuses to go along with it.
I used to have music to wake me up, but I don't have a clock radio thingy at the moment. I might get one, next time I get an alarm - I much prefer waking up to music. Although not to radio DJs, who are loud and grating and are a horrible way to start the day.
:-)