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944643 tn?1418214422

BDing at 2 a.m.?

I have googled this every way I could think of, and couldn't find an answer. Kind of silly question, but here goes...  Given our schedules, my husband and I are pretty much night owls. By the time we are going to bed it's usually anytime after 2 or 3 a.m. So when we BD it's usually somewhere around those hourse. My problem has always been being confused about what day to mark it down as. For instance... We went to bed last night around 2 (a.m.) and BDed about around 2:30 or so. When I charted it today, it didn't know whether to mark it down as for the 30th, or the 31st. I know "technically" it's the 31st, but this is always our schedule. Since it's at this time do you think it even really matters what day it's marked as?
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944643 tn?1418214422
Thanks so much for the help, ladies!  I'm definitely going to start making notations of the times.
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1152782 tn?1451101426
I always count it the same day.  It's not a new day until I go to sleep and wake up.  Even it's it's 4 am, If i never went to sleep then it's still the same day.  I would mark it as 30th.  Later on when I look back I would know it was before I went to sleep......
Like Faylew said, you can make a note of what time, so later on you can know for sure if you want to be that specific
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1328841 tn?1315683816
I would just go ahead and mark it down as the day it technically be and make notations as to what time. That way you can satisfy yourself both ways. You have the (technical) right day, but you also show that its very very early in that day. Always best to be as accurate as possible. That way there aren't any questions. Hope this helps!
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