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For a couple of weeks I have gone to bed around 9.00pm,
and after a couple of nightmares woken up about 2.00am.
Then I go back to sleep around 4.00am, have another couple
of nightmares and wake up at around 6.00am.
To overcome my lack of sleep and the nightmares I have
been having a sleep around midday each day. The only
problem is I am having "daymares".
There must be some really good answers to this.:D
Allan
I say it's all them jokes you're sending out, if it can destroy an external hard drive, just think what it is doing to your brain!:doh:
Try taking a tape measure to bed with you. Find out how long you sleep
Try keeping awake to see where they are coming from.
Try drinking a bottle of rum before you go to bed:)
Guaranteed to numb all pain:D
Go to the doctor. Maybe you've got sleep apnea or something else that is making your sleep uneasy. :shrug:
Tried that. My doctor is a female.Quote:
Originally Posted by tea lady
She is the one in most of my nightmares.:D
Allan
:rolleyes: Better cut out chocolate then.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Allan at Wallan
try sleeping on a bed of hay, at least you can feed the nightmares
:doh:
Er, is this a joke Al?:-
Dreams are a way you have to resolve something thats bothering you. Find what that is and you fix your problem. It may though be the pickled onions and cheese you eat, and your brain is trying to work out how to digest it.
:no:Sound like you need to move to Seattle.:)
Maybe they might make a movie about you.:doh:
Maybe you're going through manopause? :think: Hormones do weird things you know. :elefant:
Lets just say I chose to put this in the "Jokes" sectionQuote:
Originally Posted by Ben from Vic.
rather than "Health".
Got a few good replies.:2tsup:
Allan
Being tired isn't very funny after a while.:C