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Wow, that's an interesting thought! How are they treating that? Is it like cognitive therapy?
'yamerias' wrote on '17:In some ways I feel like a fraud here…I have issues sleeping, but I do not class myself as an insomniac.
As Martin had previously mentioned lots of people (if not everyone) has problems with a few sleepless nights now and then, it's almost like it is like a part of the human condition, and I guess I kinda fit between the 2 having problems maintaining any kind of half decent sleep pattern…. sometimes I get a couple of nights where sleep is good, but I'm lucky to 4 hours (which is great and more than a lot of people get here I'm sure). I walk round mosts days with a headache from Hell (I wake up with it, it's there when I do sleep), ever great for the the odd break from that I get during stormy weather…but I digress…
Am I an insomniac? I guess not, but have issues with sleep.
(OK, gibbering over…sorry!!)
I get a headache, too. It comes on stronger when I can actually sleep all night (like currently) but the sleep quality is terrible. Like really, really bad. I wake up more tired than when I went to bed. Then there's the times of waking up at 3:30 or 4 and not being able to sleep again. Then there's the times of being awake between 2 and 6. And the times of not being able to fall asleep at all.
idk. I have a friend who claims to have insomnia when she gets less than six hours of sleep a night. However, she has a newborn, so it's like um…That happens?
'yamerias' wrote on '15:I have always been facinated with tattoos, considering them as living art and a permanent expression of an individual.
I have also really wanted a tattoo for ages, but was told that it could not due to having diabetes and epilepsy, although I was discussing this with a tattooist last weekend and he said it wasn't really an issue, so I'm thinking about having one done soon, although I'm not sure what to have done…
I look forward to seeing what you get.
'yourfavoritecyn' wrote on '15:I LOVE tattoos! I've got two now, but am definitely getting more in the near future. You also wouldn't know of mine unless I told you or was wearing something that would show them off (such as a bathing suit or a midriff shirt). I've a treble cleft on the right side of my waist and an electric bass with a mic entangled in it and a couple bars of music on the left.
I like the idea of a treble cleft. Sounds nifty!
I freaking adore tattoos! My husband has 19 and counting, and will have a lower leg piece by the time he gets home. I have:
~Back piece – cascading stars
~The back piece will be continued around my sides and hips next week, me thinks.
~A flower on my wrist
~A breast cancer ribbon on the back of my neck, in honor of my mother in law who was recently diagnosed.
~And I'm going to get a half sleeve with an abstract and a quote. Either: Where hope grows miracles blossom or Abscence from those we love is self from self – a deadly banishment.
Then when the husband returns with his tattoo kit, he'll be doing the kids names on my feet. 😀
Oh, I also have a tramp stamp, but we won't go there. Silly me, now I need to cover it. lol
That is interesting! Alexandre Dumas kind of blows my mind. 500 kids? Wow-zah, that's a creative way to spend those hours. lol
I just read a great one called I Know This Much is True by Wally Lamb. omg, awesome! And just got halfway through Shutter Island; so far it's magnificent. I can't seem to put it down.
You know what sucks, though? I bought e-books from B&N and they had the DRM so I couldn't load them onto the e-reader. I was super mad, but lesson learned. I'll get them from the sony store or google books from here out.
My goodness! Murphy's Law is kicking your butt! Thursday will be good for you, I hope you can enjoy it without worrying too much. *good luck fairies*
I understand your point of view, and it doesn't sound heartless at all. I saw Dad when I was ten and only because I sent him a letter. I was curious, and the curiosity only led to broken dreams.
Eh, sometimes it's best to let sleeping dogs lie. I do wish I had known about Thomas and any others out there before he died, though.
