matthyaouw said:Is is between the hours of 2am & 6am? Tell us what's keeping you awake.
My excuse tonight- I've been out to a nightclub, and don't feel like being alone at the moment, so I've turned to MSN messenger for companionship.
franznietzsche said:5 o'clock, still awake.
Am i at the point where this classifies as a medical problem yet?
NO coffee, no caffeine. Nothing. Still awake.
franznietzsche said:5 o'clock, still awake.
Am i at the point where this classifies as a medical problem yet?
NO coffee, no caffeine. Nothing. Still awake.
Moonbear said:If you also cut out the alcohol and this sleeping pattern persists, then it might count as a medical problem.
I need to take a week off and let myself phase shift back to a normal waking time. Unfortunately, the last time off was over Christmas and I was staying at my sister's house with a toddler (they are all morning people ) so didn't get to let myself shift around the clock. That's the only way I can get myself onto a "normal" routine.
matthyaouw said:Is is between the hours of 2am & 6am? Tell us what's keeping you awake.
My excuse tonight- I've been out to a nightclub, and don't feel like being alone at the moment, so I've turned to MSN messenger for companionship.
The_Professional said:I just finished a bowl of homemade chili with sour cream on top. And lurking around here, plus I'm off from work the entire week and getting paid for it
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