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anonemouse

By anonemouse, in Rants & Raves

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anonemouse    1

anonemouse
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Please remind me never to stay up until 7 AM again, please. It really screws with my sleep schedule, especially when I have to be up at 6:45 tomorrow morning.

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ELENATION    0

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You stayed up until 7:00am today since yesterday? and haven't slept yet and you have to get up tomorrow at 6:45am?

Hello! go to sleep right now so you can recuperate....sleep.gifotherwise how would you function tomorrow!:omg:

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anonemouse    1

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You stayed up until 7:00am today? and haven't slept yet and you have to get up tomorrow at 6)45am?

Hello! go to sleep right now then so you can recuperate....:notagree

Oh no, I've slept today. It's just going to play hell with my sleep schedule, since I wound up sleeping until 1:30 this afternoon. I'm not going to be tired when I need to sleep tonight. Damned books. I went to bed at 2:00 this morning and read until I gave up and turned off the light at 7:15 or so.

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ELENATION    0

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Oh no, I've slept today. It's just going to play hell with my sleep schedule, since I wound up sleeping until 1:30 this afternoon. I'm not going to be tired when I need to sleep tonight. Damned books. I went to bed at 2:00 this morning and read until I gave up and turned off the light at 7:15 or so.

Well, at least you slept some today.... but yeah, that will screw your schedule....sucks...

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Marimaru    7

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A good book will do that. They can be dangerous. I've turned off my computer at a decent time, then picked up a book and found I'll stay up later with the book than the computer sometimes.

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anonemouse    1

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A good book will do that. They can be dangerous. I've turned off my computer at a decent time, then picked up a book and found I'll stay up later with the book than the computer sometimes.
Yep. I very rarely stay up past 2 or 3 AM if I'm just on the computer. But with a book, I either lose track of time or want to finish it before I go to sleep. I'm completely zonked today. I wish I could just go home and curl up under my down comforter, but I still have to teach another lab and then make the 2 1/2 hour drive home for Thanksgiving break. I'm seriously considering just parking my car in the far end of the parking lot and taking a nap before I leave.

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peaches9    3

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Hummmm.... sounds like that was a book I'd like to read...

What was the title and author??

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WASaBubbleButt    41

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AMBIEN!!!!!!

I had my days and nights mixed up and no matter what I did I couldn't break it. Got a 90 day supply of Ambien and now I'm cured! I'll stay cured for the next three months if that is what it takes.

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Wheetsin    714

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It does make for an interesting read, but holy cow -- now I'm curious to see the movie. Any movie that provokes that much controversy has to be a little good. (Except the Mel Gibson Jesus movie, which I can't comment on b/c I"ve not seen it).

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Wheetsin    714

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Laurend, you know what really sucks? Once you've lost sleep, it's gone. There's no such thing as making up for it... (biological extra credit?)

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Daisalana    33

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I use to do that stuff all the time, and my DH still does it on the weekends. I can't stay up all night anymore.. I take Unisom (over the counter) on nights I am restless. I know if I 'try' to stay up all night, by 6am, I want just 30m of sleep, so I pass out, and my body WILL NOT wake up for 8 hours. So I miss work/school/etc. If I did it on the weekends, it would mess up my sleep schedule, and I always hated that feeling. I get nauseated if I take naps.

Don't stay up till 7am Lauren!

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Mariposa Bella    3

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Tell me about it, I'm a cronic insomniac, have been for years. I used to take Ambien but I had strange side effects. I would wake up to eat and not remember the next morning. I would wake up my dh for sex, would talk to people on the phone and drove to the store and not have any memory of it the next day.. Really scary. I switched to Lunesta and I love it. If I forget to take it I'm up all night, literally be up all night and have to go to work without sleep.< /p>

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