1. How long do you sleep each night?
About five hours a night, I wish it was more.
2. Do you fall asleep easily?
Yes, I usually fall asleep fast, it’s not like I measure it or something.
3. Do you fall asleep at times not in your bed?
Yes, in my recliner, sometimes if I am sick or can’t fall back to sleep, I try sleeping in the chair.
4. Do you listen to music or use “white noise” to sleep?
No.
5. Do you sleep through the night or get up a couple of times?
I wake up during the night, rarely do I sleep through the night.
6. Do you have trouble sleeping away from your own bed?
No
7. Do you need an alarm clock to get you up?
No, I am usually awake waiting for it to go off.
8. Do you ever take medication to help you sleep?
Yes, maybe two or three nights a month. It is usually when I am stressed out or have something special going on the next day.
9. Do you/have you slept with pets?
I don’t have any pets. When I am dogsitting my brothers dog she tries to climb in bed with me but I kick her out. She gives my the saddest look when I do kick her off the bed.
Goodnight. Sweet Dreams.
I can't do the pet in the bed thing. I had a girlftiend whose dog slept in her bed now & then. I said "Not with me in it." She said, "You're not going to make love to me because of a dog?" I smiled. "No" I said, "I am not going to sleep with you because you are being a jerk. Now if you'd like me not to leave, tell Fido "Out". I won. Bur it was a shallow conquest. Her dog was the least of her insanity...
ReplyDeleteAwwww poor doggy LOL Have a great Saturday
ReplyDeleteI wish I would wake up before my alarm... lately I've been sleeping through it.
ReplyDeleteDogs are good at giving that sad eye look LOL.
ReplyDeleteI'd never make it on 5 hours....here's to a good nights sleep :)
ReplyDeleteI've done the 'pet in the bed' thing in the past .... cat's "and" dogs. ... nothing like waking up sweating, and realizing with a start that there's a 'cat' drapped across your 'neck'! :)
ReplyDeleteOne of these days that sad dog look is going to get to you and you'll end up letting the dog stay
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