Set the alarm for 3:24 p.m.

 

Note: leave this tab open — the alarm only rings while the tab stays open.

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Web alarm clock for 3:24 p.m.

You are just waking at 3:24 pm, with the night procession schedule still waiting to be handed out. Set this alarm before you get up, then use the time before 4:00 pm to gather the printed copies, check the route notes, and decide who receives each batch. That gives your afternoon a clear starting point without making the first few minutes feel rushed.

Because the schedule handout depends on you noticing the alert, check your phone’s sound setting after setting the time. Silent mode can leave the alarm visible but unheard, so choose an audible setting and a sensible volume. Keep this page active and prevent the phone from going to sleep; otherwise, the browser may not sound the alarm, and the procession schedule could remain undistributed when people begin looking for it.

As you sort the procession schedule in the afternoon light, keep the phone slightly below eye level and reduce screen brightness if it feels harsh after waking. Use the printed route notes for longer reading, then glance at the display only to confirm the remaining time. Near 4:00 pm, moving beside a shaded window can make names and meeting points easier to review without staring into a bright screen.