Comments | camui_shei: Yeah, it's really THAT early

camui_shei

Yeah, it's really THAT early

Aug 27, 2009 04:43

It happened again. I had another one of those nights ( Read more... )

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godlessmachine August 27 2009, 11:01:44 UTC

Yep. Walking places counts as exercise. :3

Also, I hate nights like that so much. I had one last night, actually. Terrible things, they are.

camui_shei August 27 2009, 21:47:57 UTC

They really are. Cuz you KNOW you're awake and you're supposed to be asleep. And the more you try to force yourself to sleep, the more worked up your head gets.

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celestriad August 27 2009, 17:58:18 UTC

walking is pretty good exercise, and it's low-impact, too. :D

camui_shei August 27 2009, 21:49:08 UTC

And thinking about it, there would be a bit of resistance to it, too. Cuz I'm carrying home a bag full of mostly liquid things from the Meijer that's about half to 2/3 of a mile away from my apartment.

celestriad August 28 2009, 02:47:31 UTC

yeah, definitely. it's like me walking all over campus with my bookbag... that definitely weighs me down! so yes, it's a good amount of exercise. :)

modern_ruin August 30 2009, 00:06:09 UTC

Woah, when you said "My body fell asleep by my brain stayed awake" I thought you were talking about dream paralysis. I get that. That's some scary shit.

modern_ruin August 30 2009, 00:06:23 UTC

*SLEEP paralysis, not dream

camui_shei August 30 2009, 00:14:58 UTC

See, when I tried to look it up, that's what a lot of sites were calling it. It's really strange and pretty scary.

modern_ruin August 30 2009, 02:21:45 UTC

Well with sleep paralysis, you don't move. At all. no tossing or turning. And it usually doesn't last all that long. The longest it lasted for me before I snapped out of it was about 10 minutes. It was absolutely terrible.

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