In my newest effort to gain control of my time and my life, I suddenly decided a few minutes ago that I should try and post my messages before midnight, each night. I started here at 11:46:28 PM. I don't know if it can be done in such a very few minutes, but I think we are about to find out. This is a totally new concept for me; getting something done on such a short schedule. Well, actually, that's not quite true. Living on no schedule means getting everything done on a much shorter schedule.
It is now 11:52:51 PM. Can we do it? Let's find out. See you at the next blog. Keep a hug on.
Yaya
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Friday, January 1, 2010
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Being sick is good for me?
Today, I slept. I don't often have that luxury, as I have a great deal of difficulty sleeping. Apparently, though, feeling ill is good for me and lets me sleep. Go figure. Blessings come in strange characters, I guess.
I am reminded of my little gramma' and how we used to get such a chuckle frrom her sleeping difficulties. She had a sleep disorder to the point that we never knew when she would fall asleep. Many times, she would have a forkful of food lifted to her mouth and her mouth wide open, when without warning, the need to doze would overtake her. My poor gramma'. There she would be with her mouth open wide, eyes closed and gently snoring. It must have been awful for her. She could never plan because she never could set a proper schedule.
I wonder if, in the hereafter, she has managed to regulate her waking hours and her sleep time? I hope so. She was always so tired that I sincerely hope she has been able to catch up on her rest.
Are you plagued by difficulty in your sleep pattern? If you are one of those fortunate people who lives by some sort of a schedule, be thankful. There is more to that than meets the eye. Keep a hug on.
Yaya
I am reminded of my little gramma' and how we used to get such a chuckle frrom her sleeping difficulties. She had a sleep disorder to the point that we never knew when she would fall asleep. Many times, she would have a forkful of food lifted to her mouth and her mouth wide open, when without warning, the need to doze would overtake her. My poor gramma'. There she would be with her mouth open wide, eyes closed and gently snoring. It must have been awful for her. She could never plan because she never could set a proper schedule.
I wonder if, in the hereafter, she has managed to regulate her waking hours and her sleep time? I hope so. She was always so tired that I sincerely hope she has been able to catch up on her rest.
Are you plagued by difficulty in your sleep pattern? If you are one of those fortunate people who lives by some sort of a schedule, be thankful. There is more to that than meets the eye. Keep a hug on.
Yaya
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