Snooze Alarm
Snooze Alarm
Where online can I buy an Alarm Clock that has a ‘detachable’ snooze?
I want an alarm clock that has the snooze button on the end of a long wire? I’ve seen these before. Where can I purchase one online? I’ve looked everywhere.
go to ebay
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Home & decor Home & Decor Anti-Drowsy Alarm Drive Alert Nap Snooze Wake up Warning Reminder (Black) $5.99 Put the drive alert master behind your ear. When you doze off and your head moves forward, a loud beep will be heard – you are awake again! Easy to use and added safety on those long drives. Light weight and contoured to fit your ear – this is truly a traveling marvel that you want to have in the glove box.Not only drivers, people who need to be fully alert while on duty such as security guards, m… |
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Schnauzer Snooze Alarm Fridge Magnet $5.99 Wonderful large 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch (9cms x 6.5 cms) rectangular fridge magnet featuring this adorable breed. The magnet is printed to a very high quality gloss finish on a sturdy metal casing. The back of the item features a very strong full size magnet. These items are professionally factory manufactured…. |
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Bull Terrier Snooze Alarm Fridge Magnet No 2 $5.99 Wonderful large 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch (9cms x 6.5 cms) rectangular fridge magnet featuring this adorable breed. The magnet is printed to a very high quality gloss finish on a sturdy metal casing. The back of the item features a very strong full size magnet. These items are professionally factory manufactured…. |
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Alarm Clock, Snooze Bar, Get Up – EP $5.94 … |
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Extra Laut! (Anti Schlummer – Anti Snooze Alarm Sound) – Single $8.98 Extra Laut! (Anti Schlummer – Anti Snooze Alarm Sound) – Single by WecktöneThis product is manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com’s standard return policy will apply…. |
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Extra Laut! (Anti Schlummer – Anti Snooze Alarm Sound) – Single $0.99 … |
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Roadpro Tap N Glow Chrome Alarm Clock With Temperature Display – Roadpro RP3511 $11.99 Roadpro Tap N Glow Chrome Alarm Clock With Temperature Display – Roadpro RP3511…. |
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Al10 Alertmaster Door Knocker Phone Call Visual Alert Indicator Built-In Lamp Flasher by Clarity $130.73 Fire/burglar alarm visual alert indicator. Doorbell Visual alert indicator. Sound/baby monitor visual alert indicator. Built-in lamp flasher. Motion detector visual alert indicator…. |
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Flashlight and Talking Alarm $24.98 Talking alarm clock becomes a flashlight . The palm-sized flashlight & talking alarm clock is perfect for people who are always curious about the time and room temperature, and often make late night bathroom trips. Features one-touch access to talking time and temperature, a snooze alarm, and bright LED light that activates when tipped or picked up. Requires 5 AAA batteries, not included. Plastic,… |
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Philips Hf3485 Wake-up Light Plus, White $99.99 The Wake%2Dup Light wakes you up in a natural way%2C by light that increases gradually%2E From now on waking up will be a pleasant experience%2E You can personalise your waking experience by adding new sounds and music via USB%2E %0D%0A… |
Are you a ’snooze Button’ Junkie?
Copyright (c) 2008 Pat Brill
One of our readers sent in a request… “How do I get up early in the morning without hitting the snooze button?”
I chuckled when reading this request because I can easily relate to this issue. I confess I too am a ’snooze button’ junkie! I thought I had created a solution to this problem by putting my alarm clock across the room. My logic was that once I was up, I wouldn’t want to go back to bed…WRONG! I jump up, hit the snooze button and then gleefully jump right back in to my nice warm bed. And, I will do it more than once! I know it’s a crazy habit. Oh, and by the way, my clock is set 15 minutes ahead of the actual time in addition!
I decided that if the reader and I are both struggling with this issue, then there are other ’snooze button’ junkies in our community.
We all know that this is a habit and habits can be changed – IF we decide to do it. It takes 21 days to change a habit. So how do we take a habit from annoying, interfering, or embarrassing into actually creating a new habit for ourselves? Don’t you feel better when you make the decision to change and actually do it?
Using the belief that it takes 21 days to change a habit, start by understanding yourself:
-Why do you hit the snooze button?
-Are you getting enough sleep? If not, then of course, you will want to continue to sleep. Try to modify your behavior and start slowly by going to bed 15 minutes earlier the first week, 30 minutes the second and 1 hour the third week. Take the full 21 days to develop your new sleep pattern.
-Maybe you go to bed at a reasonable time but don’t sleep well. In this case, try doing relaxing activities before bed. You’ve probably heard about taking a bath, reading a book or listening to good music. In essence, unwind with something relaxing. Forget the eating, exercising and talking on the phone before going to bed. Most people become stimulated when they speak on the phone.
3 Steps to Change
-Decide what you want to change and spin the words in a positive manner. For example, instead of stating “I want to stop hitting the snooze button,” replace it with “I am getting out of bed and starting my day when The Alarm rings.” See the difference? You are training your mind to think it will accomplish what you want.
-Select a date when you will complete this goal
-Write down your goal (three times) every night before you go to bed – make sure you use the positive wording. As you sleep, your mind can work for you.
I have used the above three steps successfully in making changes in my life. Just keep it small and simple and you will develop your “success muscles.” I plan to start this new goal tonight. Good luck to all of the ’snooze button” junkies in our community! Let me know if you are successful in developing a new habit.
About the Author
Pat Brill is the co-author of “Busy Moms: The Heart and Soul of a Home”, (http://www.busymombook.com ) an ebook filled with time-saving and stress-reducing tips and ideas to help build a stronger home, a stronger family and a stronger you. Pat can be reached at pat@busymombook.com.
Assorted snooze button excuses – Bil Dwyer