What keeps you up at night?

JustJessica727 wrote: »

_SandShoveller_ wrote: »

Lingerie . . . heels . . . games

All great reasons

Sunglasses . . . frayed cap peaks . . . confident smiles . . . just been added to the list.

Anxiety-fueled insomnia and neurochemical imbalance fueled pain. Yay me.

Lately - overcommitments. I've got to practice the four Ds better:
- Do, Defer, Delegate or just plain Decline.

My mind never stops..work, family, Holiday commitments...oh and my dogs who sleep in my bed!

you took the words right out of my mouth as well....lol

_SandShoveller_ wrote: »

Lingerie . . . heels . . . games

Favourite answer lol

Youtube, some fashion and lingerie blogs(obsessed with those), rewatching Sailor Moon(at the moment ), chatting with friends... ect I'm a night owl

Listening out for my 16-year-old to come sneaking in at some silly o'clock and then shouting out, "WHAT TIME DO YOU CALL THIS?" and getting an answer such as, one o'clock or three o'clock... and her excuse is ALWAYS that the bus didn't come... surely by now she could think up a new excuse?!

Stress about overcommitment

Anxiety. "Why is the neighbors dog barking? Is something getting into the chicken coop
? Did I lock all the gates? I'm going to make the rounds and double check."

Did you hear about the agnostic, dyslexic insomniac - he stayed up all night wondering of there really was a dog...

Usually work. I have no problems falling asleep but often wake around 4 and can't fall back to sleep.

a teething 1 year old boy and a 3 y.o. girl with night terrors. 3 hours continuous sleep is a good night.

Better question is what doesn't

A good movie, Sex, night shift