Wolgos calendar and work schedule

Daily schedule

To maximize productivity and ensure minimal inactivity during peak human activity hours, businesses and Wolgos have adopted three simultaneous work schedules tailored to their unique physiological needs and crepuscular tendencies. These schedules strategically align with the natural rhythms of the Wolgos while ensuring continuous overlap with human business hours, thus minimizing periods of inactivity and enhancing overall efficiency.

The first schedule is designed for Wolgos farmers, who benefit greatly from working during sunrise and sunset hours to maximize natural light while avoiding the peak sunlight of midday. In this Farmers Schedule, Wolgos sleep from 11 AM to 5 PM, ensuring they rest during the hottest part of the day when UV radiation is at its peak, which is crucial given their sensitivity to sunlight. They work their first shift from 5 PM to 8 PM, taking advantage of the late afternoon and early evening light. This is followed by a period for personal time from 8 PM to 4 AM, allowing them to engage in necessary personal activities and community worship practices. They then resume work from 4 AM to 11 AM, utilizing the early morning hours before their second sleep period.

For Wolgos engaged in regular non-farming professions, the Regular Schedule has been implemented. This schedule balances work and rest while avoiding the most intense sunlight hours. Wolgos on this schedule sleep from 11 AM to 5 PM, effectively avoiding midday UV exposure. They work from 5 PM to 3 AM, taking advantage of the cooler evening hours and low light conditions, which are more suitable for their physiology. After their work period, they have rest, personal, and worship time from 3 AM to 11 AM, allowing them to unwind, engage in social activities, and participate in communal rituals before returning to sleep.

The third schedule, known as the Graveyard Schedule, is specifically designed to ensure that critical functions, such as security and late-shift management, are attended to during overnight hours when human activity decreases. Wolgos on this schedule work from 11 AM to 6 PM, covering important daylight activities. They then have personal time from 6 PM to 3 AM, which can be used for leisure, social interactions, and worship. Their sleep period is from 4 AM to 11 AM, ensuring continuous coverage and oversight during early morning hours as humans begin their routines.

These schedules are carefully designed to optimize the Wolgos' productivity while accommodating their unique physiological traits. The emphasis on twilight and night hours aligns with their natural crepuscular behaviour, ensuring they can work effectively without the health risks associated with UV exposure.

Schedule	Noon	1 PM	2 PM	3 PM	4 PM	5 PM	6 PM	7 PM	8 PM	9 PM	10 PM	11 PM	Midnight	1 AM	2 AM	3 AM	4 AM	5 AM	6 AM	7 AM	8 AM	9 AM	10 AM	11 AM
Farmers Schedule	Sleep					Work			Personal time								Work time							Sleep
Regular Schedule	Sleep					Work										Rest, Personal and worship time								Sleep
Graveyard Schedule	Work							Personal time									Sleep							Work

Weekly schedule

Wolgos days	Kolwo	Nuss	Bho	Vleghur	Erawel	Hess	Thoss	Phlun	Meruch	Ussus	Klowch
Orkanan days	Iduna	Tova	Nanna	Gefna	Disa	Oda	Sanna	Asvarda	Freda	Lofna	Vendela
Wolgos Modern schedule	Work days				Rest days		Work days			Rest days
Modern Associated tasks	Social activities around sport and athletic activities, Sport events usually take place in this day	No associated activity			Rest day, shopping and large celebration meal	Temple day and rest day	Social activities around sport and athletic activities, Sport events usually take place in this day	Typical deep clean day	Families prepare meals before bed for Ussus and Klowch	Family time and activities with children	Day of rest and contemplative worship
Old daily traditions	Domain of the mist spirit Kolwo, signifying the start of the universe and the week	Spirit of fire, a day for collecting firewood and lighting oil lamps as offerings	Spirit of water, associated with cleanliness and body cleaning rituals	Spirit of saplings, a day for tending to garden plots or potted plants	Spirit of plenty, a day for rest and bountiful meals, with women doing grocery shopping	Spirit of sunlight and prostration, a day for temple or shrine visits and prayers	Spirit of energy and vitality, encouraging morning exercise to start the work week	Spirit in volcanic vents, a day for home cleaning, laundry, and dish scrubbing	Spirit that spoils food, a day for making pickles and preserves	Spirit of children, a day for family socialization and treating children	Spirit of the night, defender against dark spirits, a day for incense burning and early rest
Non-Wolgos modern schedule	Work days									Rest day	Work day

Monthly Schedule

Wolgos Months	Balsho	Leudhon	Khandh	Domenthon	Kwermergos	Erogwes	Linseknto	Eskwnti	Talnos
Orkanan Months	Vetrun	Thrimil	Estorun	Blots	Suna	Herfa	Halyga	Wintar	Solma
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