There is not enough time in the day or night to fit in a solid eight hours of quality, uninterrupted sleep I fear. And even when there is, I wake up before I mean to.
Yesterday, I woke up at 7:30, in a panic, tried to get up out of bed to run out the door and do God knows what, but was overcome with dizziness I was so tired. I fell back asleep, but I don't think it was enough.
I keep having really weird dreams.
I want to take a nap.
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When I was in high school, I always used to wake up ridiculous hours like 2:30. And my sleep deprived brain would think 2:30 was 6:30 that I was running 40 minutes late, so I'd hop up and start the shower and all that good stuff. And then after a few minutes I'd realize the difference between 2 and 6 on the digital clock, feel like an idiot, and go back to sleep. Word.
Posted by shaun @ 09/18/2001 04:10 PM EST
Napping has many advantages. On the other hand, so does being on a normal sleep cycle. It's weird, really; I always kept vampire hours in high school without too much difficulty, but now that I'm in college and all grown-up and whatnot (don't fear the sarcasm), I can't go on 3 hours' sleep without desperately needing a nap the next day. I feel like a dreadful old fart.
Posted by Brendan @ 09/18/2001 08:34 PM EST
Talk about wierd dreams...for about a week now one of my roomies has been talking to me really loud in her sleep...and trying to carry on a conversation with me only to forget it the next day. Yeah it's not so good for sleep patterns...but yeah...just a tid bit for ya :-@
Posted by z @ 09/18/2001 09:28 PM EST
the only problem i have reaching a sleeping state. not staying there. but that's not new. go figure. am i desensitized to violence?
Posted by the wantwit himself @ 09/21/2001 05:41 PM EST