Trident wrote:I'm a firm believer in the joy of naps. So much so, in fact, that I frequently fall asleep in class.
Seriously, though... uhm... I try to be in bed somewhere between 1:00 and 3:00 each night. And my alarm goes off at 8:30 (though I tend to not get up for at least twenty minutes after that). And I frequently fall asleep when I'm sitting on the couch trying to translate Plato's "The Apology" (next semester, we get to translate The Odyssey! Woohoo!)
I agree, except for the first part. Sleep is for the weak!
Trident wrote:
I almost always remember my dreams, though sometimes they're only vague memories after two minutes and sometimes they're still vivid after a couple of days. Example: two nights ago I dreamed that a guy who I adopted as a little brother and his friend Allison randomly came and visited me. I'm still flashing back to that dream, for some reason.
Mine include: Being late for a conference, getting chased by the Filth, being rejected by a University, and dying (don't ask how).
I also dream of wandering aimlessly, or at least without getting anything accomplsihed. I guess this reflects my life, in a way.
From my last dream, I was in a campus, with large bricks paitnted white. I walked past a row of square lockers, with grilles and locking tabs, and a windows where inside was fluorescent lights and paperwork, etc.
I was in a small stairwell, with fluerescent lights, red bricks all around, brown-painted metal railings, strangely, in the stairwell on the side of one platform (only one metre, or 3 ft, I'd say) there was a door, and a small window, framed by the same-brown-painted metal, the glass had small lines of metal through it (safety glass). Inside the room, the windows was blocked by a large leaved plant in a pot, the lights were on but nobody was there.
Previous ones have included an arcade room up on the top of a stairwel down a hallway, a maze of concrete, etc.
Strange. Also, why am I sharing this with you?
Trident wrote:
Best place/position to sleep: for naps, on the couch (though for some reason I don't like dozing there when anyone else comes into the room--I always wake up). When napping--sleep on back or side. At night, I start out on my back for a few minutes in my bed and then, when I'm ready to actually fall asleep, I flip to my stomach. And for some reason this sort of reminds me of my dog's sleeping routine, if only in the fact that it is very routine...
Problem is: in a conventional bed, sometimes in a dream I'd think that I was falling, then I'd make a jerking motion (in real life) that's creepy.
Best position for me:
I would sleep suspended in midair by my hands and feet (50 degree angle, straps pulled by tensioned anchors on floor and ceiling), or strapped to the ceiling.
Seriously, I'd enjoy it.
I'm normally done by 10:00pm, but at 10:50pm, I was walking around, unable to remember why I was still in my workout clothes, and had not showered yet. I'm starting to freak myself out. -_-
but, i dozed off in Math class today, but what was funny was i still managed to copy down all the notes my professor wrote down. It's like..i woke up, looked down at my notebook and was....like whoa..how did that get there?
