Alarm Clock Kids T-Shirts

In this charming image, we see a small bird perched atop an alarm clock, its beady eyes fixed intently on a bag of worms nearby. The bird is clearly up early, ready to seize the day and its prey. This scene brings to mind the old adage, "the early bird gets the worm," as the industrious little creature prepares to make the most of its time and resources. It captures the beauty and simplicity of nature, as well as the importance of determination and hard work in achieving our goals.

Nope alarm clock early morning hate design

Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man stupid and blind in the eyes. Grab some coffee and get going!

Time to relax, and recharge energy. Design in vintage style by adipra studio www.adipra.com

Time to relax, and recharge energy. Design in vintage style by adipra studio www.adipra.com

Time to relax, and recharge energy. Design in vintage style by adipra studio www.adipra.com

Angry alarm clock tell you to get up.

What a cute chonk cat! It's is so fluffy, purring peacefully in its sleep. This kitty cat likes to take naps and sleep most of the time. It feels so comfy. I wish I could lie next to this ball of fur and take a nap.

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Always hate rolling over and seeing this on the clock...

It's our time down here now.

It's always nap time somewhere!

He's late!

Rock Music

If You Really Love Me You'll Let Me Sleep

Creative cool design with quote by Attirecafe.

Mornings make me blubber.

Lend a helping hand. Try saving some time once in a while.

Hurkle Durkle Scottish Slang for lazing abed vintage design. Good for men women and children, anyone who wakes up then decides to have a lie-in before getting out of bed in the morning. Staying in your bed after you should get up each day. Hurkle Durkling hurkle durkler graphic, Scottish slang for lazing about instead of getting up in the morning, depicted with vintage grunge distressed groovy illustration. Not getting up, lounging in the bed.

Remembering the wonderful Telechron clocks. Founded by Henry Ellis Warren in 1912, Telechron introduced the synchronous electric clock, which keeps time by the oscillations of the alternating current electricity that powers it from the electric power grid. Telechron had its heyday between 1925 and 1955, when it sold millions of electric clocks. Telechron sought to produce clocks whose designs reflected one of the fundamental principles of the Art Deco movement: to combine modern engineering (including mass-production) with the beauty of simple geometric shapes. Thus, Telechron clocks are often considered genuine pieces of art—but art affordable by all, as thousands of them were made.

Much like happy hour, it’s always Nope o’clock somewhere.