So that old problem I had earlier in the year is back. I just can't make myself go to bed at night, and I often find myself up at three in the morning now, watching bad informercials or the MLB Network. Which means I go to bed later than normal, but still, once in bed, I have trouble drifting off to sleep.
I guess my question, though, is why should I even bother hauling myself out of bed in the morning? What's the use? It's not like I have any work to do. And if I go out, I spend money, if even just a little bit, and I just really don't have a lot of cash to spare. So what's wrong with my staying in bed the entire day and just sleeping?
After all, it's not like I'm an actually contributing anything to society my presence anyway. So really, I'm serious, why should I even bother?
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1 comments:
Sorry to hear that. Seems, as we get older insomnia starts to creep or leap :-) into our days, ahem nights.
Forget about TV.. read a book, a very boring book (in context, not fluency of expression) preferably, and you'll find your self drifting off into sleep.
At least, that works for me and 'Madame Insomnia' has been with me for much longer than she is to you!
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