Day 2: The Slough

If I consider my last 6am nap, it appears that I should forego my bed because it only makes it take longer to get to sleep and more effort to wake up. I wonder what I would put in place of my bed if I was to rearrange my room without it like I did last year.

Though even after moving out of my bed, I have already overslept once. I took my 2am nap in my chair with my cat on my lap, but I didn't get up right away after the 20 minutes was over because I didn't want to disturb her. I ended up falling back asleep until a little before 5; the 3 hours of sleep means that I got some REM and will have to wait even longer for the adaptation. I was hoping something like this didn't happen until the plane ride. "The Internet" says that if I oversleep at all, I shouldn't try and skip naps or anything to "make up" for it. Continue as usual just as if nothing ever happened.

As far as the day went, I ended up being super productive, if only because I did stuff to keep from being sleepy. I worked inside on the house/kitchen/bedroom, loaded and shipped 2 trailer loads of hedge off to the dump, and various computer stuffs. I made all of my naps within +/- 10 minutes and got up on time except for the one (I'm trying to make it sound positive, but I'm still miffed).

Overall I felt less tired than I thought I would, which is probably an indicator that I am also going to be progressing slower than I thought.

;hunter