[chumley]

Probably 4 p.m., when I skulk out of the office and head down to the local tavern for a cold one.

[BrewingRover]

I used to be a night owl and loved the 1-3 AM time. That was back when I was working swing shifts in Salt Lake City. The streets would be deserted and in the summer  I could walk in the Avenues without worrying about being mugged. That was also back in the days when there were old movies on UHF in the middle of the night instead of infomercials.

I still like to be up at that time of night, but it rarely happens anymore. Ah, youth.

[dbeechum]

I could walk in the Avenues without worrying about being mugged.

They mug people in Salt Lake City?

[punatic]

I could walk in the Avenues without worrying about being mugged.

They mug people in Salt Lake City?

It's those late-night caffeine fiends running amok that you have to be wary of!   

[jeffy]

I could walk in the Avenues without worrying about being mugged.

They mug people in Salt Lake City?

It's those late-night caffeine fiends running amok that you have to be wary of!   

Or the well-dressed teenagers hoping to tell you a little about the Church.

[corkybstewart]

The time between dinner and bedtime is my favorite.  In the morning I'm already thinking about my work day, all day long is tedious, but after dinner I can quietly do the dishes with a great beer in my glass and nobody bothers me and my mind can shut down.

[andrew]

Whatever time it is that I'm walking out the office!

[majorvices]

I'm a morning guy. I like the first cup of coffee on the back porch with the dogs. Second cup too. Then a long walk. especially during the fall or early spring.

[BrewingRover]

I could walk in the Avenues without worrying about being mugged.

They mug people in Salt Lake City?

It's those late-night caffeine fiends running amok that you have to be wary of!   

Or the well-dressed teenagers hoping to tell you a little about the Church.

Nah, that's wayy past their bedtime.