杰夫的一天 第1期:起床(1)

The worst part of the day for me is definitely when I have to get up. 對我來說，一天中最糟糕的事情莫過于起床了。

Waking up, that I can handle. But getting up? That, I hate. 醒來，我倒是可以。但是起床?我很討厭。

The covers I have on my bed are heavy, mostly because I have a comforter as well as a light blanket. 我床上蓋的東西很重，大多是因?yàn)槲矣幸淮脖蛔雍鸵粭l薄毯。

I sleep with two pillows, which for some reason have different color pillowcases. Well, at least the sheets match. 我睡覺要用兩個(gè)枕頭，由于某種原因，它們有不同顏色的枕套。管它呢，至少被單和床單的顏色是一樣的。

I sometimes wake up before the alarm goes off. 有時(shí)候我會在鬧鐘響之前醒來。

I like to keep the alarm at a low volume, with some classical music, nothing too jarring. 我喜歡把鬧鐘的聲音調(diào)小，放一些古典音樂，一點(diǎn)也不刺耳。

My old roommate used to like the terrible buzzer that you find on most alarm clocks nowadays, which always used to drive me nuts. 我以前的室友喜歡那種很吵的鬧鈴，現(xiàn)在這種鈴聲在鬧鐘上很常見，那時(shí)候這些聲音經(jīng)常會把我逼瘋。

As I was saying, I sometimes wake up before the alarm, usually because of some noise outside the house- 我說過，有時(shí)候我會在鬧鈴響之前醒來，一般是因?yàn)槲萃獾囊恍┰胍?mdash;—

a car door slamming, an alarm going off, gunfire-well, okay, not gunfire, but man, is my neighborhood noisy! 轎車摔門聲、汽車報(bào)警聲、槍火聲——呃，好吧，沒有槍火聲，可是天哪，我的鄰居可真是吵啊!

Of course, when I'm staying in a hotel, it's usually easier to just get a wake up call from the hotel than set the alarm. 當(dāng)然，住賓館的時(shí)候，接到賓館的叫醒電話通常比設(shè)置鬧鐘要簡單得多。

I'm not really an early riser, so I don't jump out of bed ready to take on the world. 我并不是早起型的人，所以我不會跳下床準(zhǔn)備好迎接新的一天。

I get up very slowly, usually one foot on the floor at a time. Every once in a while I'll oversleep, but not too often. 我起床很緩慢，通常一只腳一只腳地下地。我時(shí)不時(shí)還會睡過頭，不過不頻繁。

I really love the weekends, when I can sleep in. 我很喜歡周末，那時(shí)候可以睡懶覺。