Have you ever thought you overslept, only to find out that
By sudalunts
@sudalunts (5523)
United States
September 24, 2008 8:48pm CST
you looked at the clock wrong? One day, I rolled over in bed, looked at the clock, and OMG, I have overslept, the clock read six thirty. I needed to be at work at seven.
I jumped up, rushed into the bathroom, as I was thinking of what I was going to wear, and happened to glance at my kitchen clock, and it read 5:45. I went back into my bedroom and looked at the clock, and it read 5:45. Oh well, I wasn't late, I read the clock wrong, it was actually five thirty, not six thirthy.
Has this ever happened to you?
3 responses
@Sheepie (3112)
• United States
20 Dec 08
Well, normally it is not my eye's fault. I normally really did oversleep. In fact, this morning I was horribly late. I have to be in my class room by 7:50. It was 7:27!!!!! I've never been that behind. By that time, I should at least be having breakfast. So I remembered that today I was probably going to have cramps anyway. So, I told my mom I wasn't going to school because I had cramps. Luckily or not so luckily, the cramps came five minutes later.
@sudalunts (5523)
• United States
20 Dec 08
Not exactly, but almost like, be careful what you wish for.
@sameroad (3178)
• United States
25 Sep 08
lol this has happened to me a few times actually... i remember jumping out of bed and being all pissed off lol because i thought i had over slept by an hour but i just read the clock wrong.. after i had walked downstairs, i saw the clock said something different so then i was confused and turned on the T.V to check the time.
then i was like well, damn.. kind of sucked because i hate rushing like that and then it wasn't even time so it didn't matter! lol
@cjfoust (614)
• United States
25 Sep 08
This has happened to me. What stinks is by the time I realized it, I couldn't go back to sleep or anything so I just had to sit around for a little bit. I could've washed dishs or done something useful, but I was tired and didn't feel like it lol.
