Web alarm clock for 1:30 a.m.
You have just woken at 1:30 am, and the flowers for the first Mass are still waiting to be prepared. Give yourself a moment to become fully alert before trimming stems, arranging blooms, and checking that everything is ready to carry. Starting now leaves a measured half-hour before 2:00 am, enough for calm, careful work without turning the quiet task into a rush.
Because the flower preparation begins only after the alarm sounds, check that the screen you are using will stay awake until 1:30 am. A browser alarm cannot wake you once its page is closed or the device has gone to sleep, so the flowers could remain untouched when you meant to begin. Keep the alarm page open, leave the device connected to power, raise the volume to a clear level, and avoid settings that silence browser audio overnight.
Once the first-Mass flowers are arranged, protect the sleep that remains instead of letting the night become an early start to the whole day. Set out your scissors, ties, containers, and a small towel beforehand, then keep the work area softly lit at 1:30 am. When everything is packed for church, switch off the light and return to bed without adding unrelated chores.
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