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How You Living?
It's settled. I'll be moving into my Aunt and Uncle's soon-to-be-renovated guest house come the end of the summer. The rent is a bit steep, but utilities are included and it will be mine-all-mine. I also got a new personal phone number, but since I'm about to be given a free phone on Saturday, I'm not using the new number yet.
It was an awful day of sleep. I've been plagued by long dreams, dreams that seem to stretch on for hours and hours, but only take an hour or two of sleeping. It confuses my brain and makes me think I've been asleep for longer than I actually have. This wouldn't be a problem, but I have to be at the DMV in five hours to get my car officially transferred to my name.
I think it's the TV. There was a time when it was hard for me to sleep without the television on in the background, but recently, it's been very distracting. I tend to leave the television on when I need to wake up early; that way, after my alarm rings and I turn it off, it's harder for me to fall back asleep. But today it seemed that the extra stimulation from the television was just causing more problems for my sleeping brain to deal with and was probably preventing me from falling into deeper level sleep. I think I'm going to have to rethink this strategy. Maybe I can go back to listening to Steve Martin reading Pure Drivel on repeat and hope I don't get dreams filled red guys.
For now, I think I want some fresh donuts.
It was an awful day of sleep. I've been plagued by long dreams, dreams that seem to stretch on for hours and hours, but only take an hour or two of sleeping. It confuses my brain and makes me think I've been asleep for longer than I actually have. This wouldn't be a problem, but I have to be at the DMV in five hours to get my car officially transferred to my name.
I think it's the TV. There was a time when it was hard for me to sleep without the television on in the background, but recently, it's been very distracting. I tend to leave the television on when I need to wake up early; that way, after my alarm rings and I turn it off, it's harder for me to fall back asleep. But today it seemed that the extra stimulation from the television was just causing more problems for my sleeping brain to deal with and was probably preventing me from falling into deeper level sleep. I think I'm going to have to rethink this strategy. Maybe I can go back to listening to Steve Martin reading Pure Drivel on repeat and hope I don't get dreams filled red guys.
For now, I think I want some fresh donuts.