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bloodseal_soul

Array 098 [Voice]

Jul 29, 2009 20:47

Any suggestions for what to do when you can't sleep?

nightmares, no pills kthnx, insomnia, asking for advice

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knight_within July 30 2009, 02:52:25 UTC

Sometimes a glass of warm milk helps...though I guess that's a little harder to find in a place like this even with the fruit cows.

I often find that a long walk clears my mind and tires me enough so that I can sleep.

[Voice] bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 02:55:05 UTC

... eheh... all the milk in our house has been poured out, or I'd try that. A walk, though... that could work.

[Voice] knight_within July 30 2009, 02:56:56 UTC

[a small laugh] Your brother doesn't like milk?

Just be careful out there. Would you like someone to walk with you?

[Voice] bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 02:59:18 UTC

[Al chuckles.] He hates it. Says it's the most disgusting thing in the world, he can't bear to even have it in the icebox.

Mmmn. I don't know... maybe. But everyone always wants to talk...

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originalprodigy July 30 2009, 02:55:07 UTC

Within legal bounds?

[Voice] bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 02:56:47 UTC

... there's an illegal way to fall asleep?

originalprodigy July 30 2009, 03:01:20 UTC

Very many. Though, it really does seem like anything goes, here, so why not?

[Voice] bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 03:05:07 UTC

... what sort of thing are you talking about?

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[Voice] notamageiswear July 30 2009, 02:58:10 UTC

...does hugging a pillow not work for you, either?

[Voice] flsdkfja why are you so CUTE Negi bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 02:59:50 UTC

... no.

[Voice] It's MAGIC notamageiswear July 30 2009, 03:03:00 UTC

I...always sneak into Asuna-san's bed when I can't sleep. Um. I'm sure it's hard for you to do that...

[Voice] FFFFFF bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 03:06:36 UTC

W-Well, I don't think Asuna would want me sneaking into her bed either.

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turn_a_blindeye July 30 2009, 03:12:21 UTC

I think kids like stuffed animals, nightlights, and mommy's hand to hold for that...

If you're not interested in sleeping pills, I don't know of much else that really works, though. Sometimes sitting out on the roof at night helps, but that's easier for a ninja, perhaps.

[Voice] bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 03:15:10 UTC

... I'm too old for that sort of thing now. And I don't mind the dark.

[A little chuckle.] Easier said than done when your roof is seven stories high in some places. I guess I could try the balcony...

[Voice] turn_a_blindeye July 30 2009, 03:24:07 UTC

That's not to say it wouldn't maybe help, though...

A balcony would work. I just like an unobstructed view of the stars and some fresh air, personally. Kind of...clears the mind.

[Voice] bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 03:39:01 UTC

Yeah... you're right. But those things aren't going to be around forever.

... hey, Mr. Kakashi? Do you think the constellations are the same as they were back in your world?

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heavenly_earth July 30 2009, 03:36:49 UTC

Alphonse-kun? Reading is a relaxing activity. Reading by a soft light can seemingly make one more tired. It also helps pass time in an unnoticeable manner if you're fond of and interested in the material. Try some warm tea without too much sugar as well.

bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 03:42:36 UTC

I wish that didn't give me a raging headache, but I understand how that'd work. Ah... doesn't most tea have caffiene?

heavenly_earth July 30 2009, 03:50:26 UTC

...That's unfortunate, Alphonse-kun. And while it does, the length of brewing has an effect on the amount going into it, and should be rather insignificant unless drinking a substantial amount. At a lower temperature as well, it's more soothing and relaxing, I believe, but perhaps it's simply a personal comfort.

[Voice] bloodseal_soul July 30 2009, 03:53:34 UTC

Is there a specific tea that's good for falling asleep?

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