Oh Precious Sleep, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?
Finally last week there was some movement on the sleep issue. After almost a week of nothing but occasional catnaps, I did get a decent night's sleep. Also, my psych NP wrote a new prescription for the medication that I used to use which I picked up on Saturday. I decided that I'd try to use it sparingly, so only used it Saturday and Sunday. However since then I've not slept so well.
Yesterday, I just figured it was that I had gotten too upset over that Bitch from Wood Village or, maybe more appropriately, the lack of a mass recall movement. After all, she laid the foundation and explained why it should happen, but I've already written about that here.
I had a helluva time getting through the morning today so I had hoped that I'd be able to sleep well today. I mean, if I couldn't keep my eyes open during the morning, you'd think by the afternoon (my usual bedtime) I'd be out like a light. And I even made sure to get all the political crap out of my system so that I'd have a clear mind when hitting the hay. No problem there, but still I didn't manage to do more than string together about 7 naps.
I must have woken hourly. I'd get up, use the bathroom and head right back to sleep, but as the house heated up, becoming stuffy about 8pm, I had much more difficulty getting comfortable. Now I don't mean to imply that cooler air makes me drift right off, but I was uncomfortable enough that I knew it was a waste of time to just continue to lay there and not sleep.
I really don't feel very well today. Not only am I run-down but I feel like someone tried to break my legs just above my ankles and my eyes are bothering me. Well, I've only got to do dishes today and get the TB test read so it's not too bad. Oh, and I was going to feed the garden plants today too. It's only 14 hours until bedtime.
At least I have a clear conscious and I've let my legislators know what I need them to do.
Yesterday, I just figured it was that I had gotten too upset over that Bitch from Wood Village or, maybe more appropriately, the lack of a mass recall movement. After all, she laid the foundation and explained why it should happen, but I've already written about that here.
I had a helluva time getting through the morning today so I had hoped that I'd be able to sleep well today. I mean, if I couldn't keep my eyes open during the morning, you'd think by the afternoon (my usual bedtime) I'd be out like a light. And I even made sure to get all the political crap out of my system so that I'd have a clear mind when hitting the hay. No problem there, but still I didn't manage to do more than string together about 7 naps.
I must have woken hourly. I'd get up, use the bathroom and head right back to sleep, but as the house heated up, becoming stuffy about 8pm, I had much more difficulty getting comfortable. Now I don't mean to imply that cooler air makes me drift right off, but I was uncomfortable enough that I knew it was a waste of time to just continue to lay there and not sleep.
I really don't feel very well today. Not only am I run-down but I feel like someone tried to break my legs just above my ankles and my eyes are bothering me. Well, I've only got to do dishes today and get the TB test read so it's not too bad. Oh, and I was going to feed the garden plants today too. It's only 14 hours until bedtime.
At least I have a clear conscious and I've let my legislators know what I need them to do.
posted by xj at 11:29 PM
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