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dinzdale 05-24-2005 06:42 PM

What a coincidence.
My advice was from my granny too! :eek:

Clytie 05-24-2005 06:47 PM

i like about 5 hours of sleep at a minimum...my max was 16...i always fall asleep within a few moments so im not sure whatchall are talkin about...then again i dun go to bed unless im tired

venusupnorth 05-24-2005 06:50 PM

Actually what you mentioned works also ;)
Quote:

Originally Posted by dinzdale
What a coincidence.
My advice was from my granny too! :eek:


zero 05-24-2005 06:50 PM

realxation tapes are good for the seep-having

here is mine


Hermione 05-24-2005 07:26 PM

haha i concur

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frieda
well, first of all, i dont really understand why one would want to get up early. the article mentions productivity, but the only thing more productive in the morning is my bowel movement..


Zaftig 05-24-2005 07:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trisherina
Learn the secrets of the twenty-minute nap. If you tend to sleep only 6 hours/night or less, you'll probably feel noddy in the middle of the day or later. When you hear that siren song of sleep, succumb -- but only for a maximum of twenty minutes. Set an alarm or get someone to wake you until you have "trained" in this. Don't worry, you'll feel fine when you wake up, not all sodden. That twenty minutes will take away the nods and allow you to be quite perky until a more reasonable bedtime.

When you wake up, if you feel like going back to sleep, reflect a moment on all the times when you overslept for 10 hours or more, and felt unrefreshed on arising. That feeling of wanting to go back to sleep has nothing to do with how many hours you got. If you don't give in to it and go about your normal morning routine, you'll feel fine in ten minutes or so regardless of whether you had six hours of sleep or eleven.

My sister lives by her "power naps" as she likes to call them.

smellyrayzin 05-25-2005 12:30 AM

2 hr naps are all i need

NimbleMarmoset 05-25-2005 12:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dinzdale
What a coincidence.
My advice was from my granny too! :eek:

my grammy said to take valium. . . . into the new millenium we now have xanax. aren't grammies great?!?!

trisherina 05-25-2005 02:11 AM

What's cooking, Oma? Mmm... short half-life benzodiazepines...

rmr 05-25-2005 03:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trisherina
Learn the secrets of the twenty-minute nap. If you tend to sleep only 6 hours/night or less, you'll probably feel noddy in the middle of the day or later. When you hear that siren song of sleep, succumb -- but only for a maximum of twenty minutes. Set an alarm or get someone to wake you until you have "trained" in this. Don't worry, you'll feel fine when you wake up, not all sodden. That twenty minutes will take away the nods and allow you to be quite perky until a more reasonable bedtime.

When you wake up, if you feel like going back to sleep, reflect a moment on all the times when you overslept for 10 hours or more, and felt unrefreshed on arising. That feeling of wanting to go back to sleep has nothing to do with how many hours you got. If you don't give in to it and go about your normal morning routine, you'll feel fine in ten minutes or so regardless of whether you had six hours of sleep or eleven.

what'cha you talking about willis????

i like to sleep on my back with my arms over my head.........and the room must be ice cold like me -- ARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!


eta this was directed toward mr. zero's first post -- not towards ms. trish

xfox 05-25-2005 03:47 AM

aaahhhh - a narcoleptic episode! nighty night.

trisherina 05-25-2005 03:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rmr
what'cha you talking about willis????

I'm talking bout
Things
Like a walk in the park
Things
Like a kiss in the dark
Things
Like a sailboat ride
What about the night we cried?

Hermione 05-25-2005 04:08 AM

omg i love valium

Quote:

Originally Posted by NimbleMarmoset
my grammy said to take valium. . . . into the new millenium we now have xanax. aren't grammies great?!?!


NimbleMarmoset 05-25-2005 10:49 PM

hmmmmm?

§olomon 05-26-2005 07:05 AM

whenever i have trouble sleeping, i just open one of max headroom or nimble mamosa's threads and i drift off in no time.


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