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teach him how to hate
June 24, 2004 06:45 AM

I tried to stay up all day yesterday to break myself once again of my awful sleep schedule, and didn't quite make it. But, I lasted long enough to be walking dead when I collapsed, and to sleep for a very long time, and wake up now (6am) relatively refreshed.

So, the idea now is to stay awake for a normal human time period today, and go to bed, and be on the way to a more prim and proper 3am bedtime, like I'm used to.

I'm sure by noon this will be gone, but right now I'm feeling all kind of positive and proactive. Now I'm listening to music that makes me feel all empowered to overcome the stuff that's bringing me down. I got real battles and I got superficial ones goin' on, and it's time I regrouped and went at it. First stop, getting my house stuff in order, so I can get the impending move monkey off my back.

Of course, my brain just also spent 30 seconds mentally replaying the classic Space Ghost "You're bringin' me down, man!" bit. So, chances are my chemical levels will balance off before long and I'll have just enough drive left to do basic tasks like clean and go to the grocery store.

I'm gonna make use of this energy while it isn't expecting it, but I'll probably post again later.

[born to shimmer]


Comments:

Naps are the key to a balanced sleep schedule. However, to execute a nap perfectly, some procedures are best followed:
1.) Always wear pants.
2.) A couch/chair/bed is the preferred order of sleeping utensils.
3.) Do not use covers (unless *extremely* cold).
4.) Do not extinguish light sources.
5.) Never sleep more than 2.5 hours.
6.) Use an alarming clock-type device to wake you.

You will be mildly cranky. This wears off with water/urination/masturbation and/or 20 mins.

Now you know. And knowing is half the battle. Yo JOE!

Posted by:
Finn
on June 24, 2004 12:05 PM

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