Set the alarm for 12:26 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 12:26 p.m.

You have only just woken up at 12:26 pm, so the permit for taking your small boat out is still the first job rather than something already under way. Set this alarm for the point when you need to request or confirm clearance, giving yourself time to get fully awake and check the details before 1:00 pm. That keeps the next step tied to a clear sound instead of a hazy midday glance at the clock.

Your small-boat permit could be delayed if you close this page or browser and expect the alarm to sound anyway. The alarm depends on this page remaining open and your phone staying awake, so keep both available until 12:26 pm arrives. If you must switch tasks, leave the browser running and check that your volume is audible; for a permission deadline you cannot miss, also use your phone’s built-in alarm as a backup.

Because you are starting late around midday, have some water and a light bite while you gather the permit information. A banana, pandesal, or a small serving of rice can fit into the 34 minutes before 1:00 pm without turning lunch into another task. Leave a heavier meal and extra coffee until after you have contacted the relevant harbour or local authority, so eating does not distract you when the alarm marks the moment to act.