Tell Me Something............Anything!

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Originally Posted by struth

All was well. Was my breathing that kept me up. I get it like that sometimes and pressure in chest stops me getting in air. It's easier sitting up.

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Do you have puffers? nebuliser?

Yup Ive several. Seems wind gets trapped and reduces the air intake.
Had a little sleep there. Now a film.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

9 and a half hours, blimey I don't ever remember sleeping that long! Get to sleep about midnight, wake up about 6.30 and my head is straight away like a motorway in rush hour traffic - no chance of going back to sleep.

No wonder your plops are legendary - baking them for that long!

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Haha - they certainly get 'nicely marinated', whilst stuck up there and generating some primo quality arse-gas:eyebrows:

I've always been a sound (and long) sleeper. In that respect, I've not changed since I was a kid. As soon as my head hits the pillow, that's me out like a light, for the very minimum, 8 hours.

Quite often, the only thing that wakes me, is needing to go for a pish (although in that respect I don't *yet* suffer from 'old man syndrome', and wake up in the early hours of the morning)!:D

If I don't drink a lot of fluids before going to bed, I can sleep right through, no problem. Lots of sleep [along with a lack of stress] is one of the things that help keep you looking young! I'm also partial to the occasional afternoon nap.

Marco.

P.S What's "rush-hour traffic"?;)

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Originally Posted by Marco

Haha - they certainly get 'nicely marinated', whilst stuck up there and generating some primo quality arse-gas:eyebrows:

I've always been a sound (and long) sleeper. In that respect, I've not changed since I was a kid. As soon as my head hits the pillow, that's me out like a light, for the very minimum, 8 hours.

Quite often, the only thing that wakes me, is needing to go for a pish (although in that respect I don't *yet* suffer from 'old man syndrome', and wake up in the early hours of the morning)!:D

If I don't drink a lot of fluids before going to bed, I can sleep right through, no problem. Lots of sleep [along with a lack of stress] is one of the things that help keep you young!

Marco.

P.S What's "rush-hour traffic"?;)

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You can go off some people you know.

I have no problem getting to sleep - I get through probably 5 or 6 pages of whatever book I'm on before it falls onto the floor (or Mrs P's head!) and that's me till 6.30. I think I just don't need a long sleep.

I may be a bit old fashioned but I would never put up with a telly in the bedroom, and luckily Anita is with me on this.

Lol.... We don't have a telly in ours either, although I'm not anti the notion. It's simply how things have turned out. Besides, there are other things to do in the bedroom apart from watching TV or sleeping, and I don't mean sniffing your farts under the duvet;)

I don't need anything to help me go to sleep, including reading books. I simply go to bed when I'm tired, such as now, and then blissfully fall into the land of nod! :goodnight:

Marco.

P.S Tomorrow I have to get up early to go somewhere, so won't manage to sleep as long as usual!

Ive 2 TVs in my bedroom

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Originally Posted by struth

Ive 2 TVs in my bedroom

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I have one in each bedroom. I've never watched any of them.

Several TV's here, no licence, and I'm legal, because I don't watch live TV or Iplayer

My problem with sleep is pain. I had an operation 3 years ago and it never healed properly, no fault of the surgeon just one of those things but it has started getting quite painful recently. I do take pain killers but they often don't hit the spot. I'm going back into hospital next month to have things put right so hopefully that will be an end to it.

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Originally Posted by spendorman

Several TV's here, no licence, and I'm legal, because I don't watch live TV or Iplayer

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Think I will be getting shot of licence too. Never watch live tv