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Old 06-29-2009, 05:46 AM #16
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I didn't sleep much last night. Went to bed at about 9 PM. Got up at 11 PM. Back to sleep for a while but up again at 1 AM and up till about 3 AM. Up again at 5:30 AM and still up. I'll go back to bed around 8 AM and hopefully (if I remember to turn off the phone ringers and cell phone) will sleep until around 11 AM. Maybe. I might be up all day. For some reason it seems I don't need ANY sleep at all anymore!!

I'm just thankful I can nap whenever I need to.
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