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Does anybody else wake up more tired than they did when I went to bed?
I feel like a bus has hit me and this is after a short lie in. I am not an early to bed guy but neither am I one to waste away the morning lying in bed.
The alcohol intake was lower than average last night, anybody else get this?
I feel like a bus has hit me and this is after a short lie in. I am not an early to bed guy but neither am I one to waste away the morning lying in bed.
The alcohol intake was lower than average last night, anybody else get this?
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Day off today, and was up at 6-15 for fekk sake..... No hope of going back to sleep, so headed to the fields with the dog and brought him for a run. Sitting here now wrecked!!!!
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Yep. All the time. But instead of lying in bed feeling sorry for myself I have been getting up and going to the gym at 6am, sorts me right out for the day
I wished for this, I bitched at that
I've left behind this little fact
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I've left behind this little fact
You cannot kill what you did not create
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Do you eat late Dandy?
I seem to suffer from food hangovers if i stuff myself with food before bed.
I seem to suffer from food hangovers if i stuff myself with food before bed.
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I sleep better if I have coffee before I go to bed.
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Yes I do mate, usually a big fuck off sandwich to soak up the ale. To be honest its all becoming a little less foggier.Dartfrog wrote:Do you eat late Dandy?
I seem to suffer from food hangovers if i stuff myself with food before bed.
To add, over the last couple of weeks I've been having dreams. Now this is a rarity as I haven't had dreams for years (or any I can remember). They are really detailed, the one last night was odd, it wasn't me in physical appearance but it was me (if that makes sense). I couldn't remember where I lived and was searching for my house with a set of keys to different doors. Found a door one of the keys opened and got into bed, only to find I was in the middle of an orgy. Then blanked out and the dream continued with me out on the streets battered and bruised. Not the first time I have had the dream about not knowing which house I lived in and most dreams end with some sexual activity.
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This wasn't a dream, this was you staggering home from the pub.D & B wrote:Yes I do mate, usually a big fuck off sandwich to soak up the ale. To be honest its all becoming a little less foggier.Dartfrog wrote:Do you eat late Dandy?
I seem to suffer from food hangovers if i stuff myself with food before bed.
To add, over the last couple of weeks I've been having dreams. Now this is a rarity as I haven't had dreams for years (or any I can remember). They are really detailed, the one last night was odd, it wasn't me in physical appearance but it was me (if that makes sense). I couldn't remember where I lived and was searching for my house with a set of keys to different doors. Found a door one of the keys opened and got into bed, only to find I was in the middle of an orgy. Then blanked out and the dream continued with me out on the streets battered and bruised. Not the first time I have had the dream about not knowing which house I lived in and most dreams end with some sexual activity.
Solution - Cut back on the booze and don't eat any food a few hours before bed.
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[quote="D & B"]Does anybody else wake up more tired than they did when I went to bed?
yes, even though i go to bed utterly knackered
yes, even though i go to bed utterly knackered


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I've always been able to sleep at any time of the day or night given half a chance. Only feel crap if I get less than a couple of hours though. Always been envious of those who can cat-nap and then wake up feeling full of life.
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Strong black coffee to kick start the day, beer to wind it down and food at some point in between. Seems to work
When you actually feel anger over a place like this it's time to get a life
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I'm a crap sleeper, really struggle to sleep at night.
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some nights i just cannot get my brain to shut down, really gets on my tits.D & B wrote:I'm a crap sleeper, really struggle to sleep at night.

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Why does my brain think that 4:00am is the ideal time for waking up? Grrrr....
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I've a 5 year old with a built in alarm clock thats set for 6am.
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First chance to sleep in beyond 7am at a weekend for a month and I'm bang fucking awake at 6.
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first few months in the new job i found my body clock waking me at 4am even on my days off, less so now.
slept through till 8 this morning.
slept through till 8 this morning.

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8am? you lazy git.
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A tidy house is a happy house.
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lot to be said for a quiet house.Dartfrog wrote:A tidy house is a happy house.
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