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Why does me not getting hardly any sleep in a night result in me having a horribly runny nose and allergy symptoms the next day? I'd take some loratadine but I'm afraid it might make me drowsy all weekend like it did last time.
It's been cloudy and rainy and cold all week! Whine!
It's Divali. I shall try to remember to light some candles later this evening.
You know, I was thinking... sometimes you're sitting on the toilet trying to pee, and it takes a moment till you remember you have to relax certain muscles in order for it to happen. But I was thinking that falling asleep is sort of like that too... when you have insomnia, you can't remember which part of your brain it is necessary to relax, in order to fall asleep. Your brain's all tensed up and you can't remember how to let go...
I could transfer all my music CDs to MP3s and get rid of the CDs to free up some space. I was thinking about that, and then decided to hook up the MP3 player I got before the Germany trip to my stereo, to play some music. I couldn't remember where I had put the MP3 player, and had to go looking for it. That's something to be said for CDs - it's a lot harder to misplace a multimedia cabinet full of CDs, compared to a little MP3 player or flash drive.
I put a bunch of songs that I like on that MP3 player. It's so neat being able to play it on random, and to have all these songs which I like play one after the other. None that I want to skip so far.
It's been cloudy and rainy and cold all week! Whine!
It's Divali. I shall try to remember to light some candles later this evening.
You know, I was thinking... sometimes you're sitting on the toilet trying to pee, and it takes a moment till you remember you have to relax certain muscles in order for it to happen. But I was thinking that falling asleep is sort of like that too... when you have insomnia, you can't remember which part of your brain it is necessary to relax, in order to fall asleep. Your brain's all tensed up and you can't remember how to let go...
I could transfer all my music CDs to MP3s and get rid of the CDs to free up some space. I was thinking about that, and then decided to hook up the MP3 player I got before the Germany trip to my stereo, to play some music. I couldn't remember where I had put the MP3 player, and had to go looking for it. That's something to be said for CDs - it's a lot harder to misplace a multimedia cabinet full of CDs, compared to a little MP3 player or flash drive.
I put a bunch of songs that I like on that MP3 player. It's so neat being able to play it on random, and to have all these songs which I like play one after the other. None that I want to skip so far.