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Do you drink it before bed? 'Cus I think you do, and that's why you can't sleep.
FACT.
Will can't read, silly.
Turn of the freaking computer, and tie a blindfold over your eyes.
I did that the other night, minus the blindfold and i fell right to sleep.
My computer isn't in my bedroom. Incase the thought of the light keeping me awake may of been questioned. As far as getting away from the computer, I've thought about taking a couple day leave of absense just to A.) Get some rest. and B.) Clear my mind completely, or as much as possible.
The only thing is. I know as much as I try to escape it, its like a mistress.. it keeps pulling me back in. I don't think I could live without the internet or being on it, anymore than most people claim they couldn't live without a cell phone.
Then again, I guess I would randomly assume if I had selective people (or person, rather) already in my life.. I'd have no reason to be on the computer even longer than I already am.
Watch a John Cena match.
If he hadn't fallen asleep by now, he'd be dead.
Indeed Slim. I just got the impression from his first post and subsequent ones in the thread that insomnia seems to be recurring problem for him, not just a onetime thing.
She's a female, WillThanks Amy. (I don't actually know if your name is Amy, or you're even a girl, since your name is a movie too
The only thing I hate, is when I'm so wide awake during like 4a.m. and on, that I stay up into the day, and get tired around Noon and 1p.m.
One word, sex. That is all.
One word, sex. That is all.
eat a big ol bowl of cereal, and a fat turkey sandwhich. Heavy amounts of triptophan (a chemical that makes you sleepy) and carbohydrates. Knock ya right out buddy.
Thanks Amy. (I don't actually know if your name is Amy, or you're even a girl, since your name is a movie too)
My sleeping schedule will never change. I've been this way all my life. I have a child, and shes become my daytime alarm. But outside of that, I've just always been a "night owl" and will always be that way.
The only thing I hate, is when I'm so wide awake during like 4a.m. and on, that I stay up into the day, and get tired around Noon and 1p.m.
Anyways, thanks.
You're welcome Will. And my real name is Amy.
I have a daughter myself so I can relate to the days when she was my daily alarm. Got a bad case of the insomnia this week myself, particularly tonight/today.
I've been trying to catch up on what I've missed. Therefore, I don't use it as a sleeping aid.
Insomnia isn't bad. Nights are great. They're peaceful, you can spend a lot of time just to yourself without all the hassle of the daily lifestyle and hundreds of stressful situations to drag you down.
I've love the night life, simply because I can sit alone and do my thing. I can spend hours writing and thinking. It works great, it just sucks during the day when I drag and don't have a ton of energy.
How old is your daughter? Mine will be 2 years old this month. Also, I noticed you're from Carolina, would you by chance be a Carolina Panther fan?
The best part about the night (after she's in bed *hopefully* it's by 9) is that I get some "me" time. Normally I watch tv and work out (my life is all about multi-tasking lol) but working out is kinda on perma-hold at the moment. I really enjoy the peace and quiet at night. My days are long and sound like this: get her up for school, make breakfast, pack a lunch, drive her to school then off to work for me, pick her up, also like four nights a week she has some Girl Scouts, church, choir, cheerleading, softball, soccer, you-name-it-activity going on that I rush her off to, then it's home, dinner, bath, homework/reading time, brush teeth, clean up the house a little.
Late nights also leaves room to worry about dumb shit, things you can't control, as you mentioned before.
I'll watch the Panthers if they are on on occasion but a fan no. I'm not really into football so much.