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I always seem to go to bed feeling wide awake, and wake up feeling knackered. Not sure how that works.
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There comes a point where if you don't have aches and pains upon waking, it means you've died in the night.
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I prefer it cold too. My sleep is obviously shot to poop thanks to little one, but I am getting surprisingly used to it. I can't actually remember sleep, which helps I think.Originally posted by Pogle View PostI've had a LOT of problems sleeping, but in my new lodgings I sleep really really well. It may have something to do with the fact that its cold and totally silent (No its not in a grave yard or on Wimbledon common
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I feel tonnes better just for having a couple of weeks of decent sleep.
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I've had a LOT of problems sleeping, but in my new lodgings I sleep really really well. It may have something to do with the fact that its cold and totally silent (No its not in a grave yard or on Wimbledon common
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I feel tonnes better just for having a couple of weeks of decent sleep.
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Can't Remember. I get up at 5:20 every weekday and two weeks holiday isn't enough to get back to normal. Normally get to bed at 11ish so get 5-6 hours sleep a night when I need 7 to get by. At the weekends I don't get much more sleep as I usually have a beer or two to relax which disrupts my sleep patterns anyway. Vicious circle really.
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sheesh - looks like there's a lot of tired folks on here. no wonder youse fckers are so crotchety and never laugh at my jokesOriginally posted by Spacecadet View PostThis morning I turned the alarm off instead of hitting the snooze button
luckily I woke up 45 minutes later, can't say I was feeling refreshed though!
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This morning I turned the alarm off instead of hitting the snooze button
luckily I woke up 45 minutes later, can't say I was feeling refreshed though!
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today
alarm went off 6:15
out of the shower 6:30
gob full of toast 6:35
check the game 6:40
on the road 6:45
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When's the last time
24This morning25.00%6In the past week16.67%4In the past month0.00%0In the past year8.33%2Can't remember33.33%8If only AndyW would stop screaming at night I might get some sleep16.67%4Well?
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