I had one of those restless, too hot/too cold, twisted up in bedding, face down and drooling sort of nights last night. It's not love that's a battlefield, it's my bed. In the wee small hours of the morning I considered popping half a sleeping pill, but then I would have lurched out of bed as a chemically induced zombie this morning rather than one brought on by sleep deprivation. Tough choice. I'm 2 hours and 40 some minutes into my work day and 2 coffees down, and I could faceplant right into my keyboard at any given moment.
And no, I have no idea why I titled this post in German.
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I’m not sure what time you normally get up in the morning, but I feel for you. I was ripped from (after a too hot, too cold night also) my sleep at 7.15 this morning by some bozo thinking it was a good idea to drill holes in the core of the building.
PS. I have alpaca with your name on it!
FYI- the German word for toothpick is Zahnstocher. Thought you might wanted to know that....
Jodie, my alarm is set for 6.30, which normally isn't a problem.
re: alpaca - w00t!
Edna, vielen dank! :)
lay off the Lunesta it's bad for the complexion! :-)
Lunesta? What's that?
Alpaca Wool, for knitting with ;-)
Where were you at the interblog meeting tonight? Both papertrap and thehobartchronicles were keen to see and or meet you. It was a load of fun and no one was too scarey.
Andrew, I have one word for you -- Tempur-Pedic. Well, maybe it's two words. With the hyphen I am never sure.
Anyway it's the memory foam mattress. We bought one a few months ago and it it wonderful. It is like taking a fist full of jellies.
"Zahnstocher" reminds me of one of my favorite lines from Young Frankenstein:
Inga: He vould have an enormous schwanzstucke!
Ahhh, Teri Garr. Alive?
James, I forgot! Crap. Sorry.
Kenyo, I'm really happy with my mattress, although I have heard that these types of mattreses are good. I've been sleeping much better of late, the other night was an abberation - possibly brought on by too much coffee and chocolate.
Keith, OMG LOL. I heart "Young Frankenstein". Madeleine Khan! Cloris Leachman! Teri Garr! What's not to love?
"Ah, sweet mystery of life at last I've found you..."
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