My good friend insomnia...

[virtk0s]

Just another reminder of my partial insanity...

Some of the times I feel most alive is completely in the dark at 5:30 on a school night, writing on whatever philosophy my mind happens to stumble upon.

Why can't I wake up in the morning to that same feeling of life enjoyment? I don't know. Perhaps some sleep-related drugs are necessary.

Comments

[cornellengr2008]

Yes yes. I recommend a drug that really works well for me everytime. It's called Sleep-At-A-Reasonable-Hour-acillin. Just use it for a few weeks and see the wonder it does! I mean, I wake up sometimes because I'm actually done sleeping! Wow! What a feeling!

[virtk0s]

Lame.

[cornellengr2008]

well... maybe if you weren't being so lame as to stubbornly refuse the obvious solution to your problem... but alas, you lose.

[virtk0s]

My lifestyle unfortunately does not allow me to go to bed at the same time each night. Doing so would necessitate me to give up things which I hold dear, including the time during which I produce the best quality work.

Sitting in the dark by yourself with no distractions is some of the best thinking time I ever get. I'd rather have fucked up sleep habits than giving up times that make me happy. In that, very important aspect of liking what you do, I win.

[virtk0s]

Don't think of them as drugs, think of them as happy sleeping substances.

[nicklock42486]

CHRIS please don't forget to bring my sunglasses home on friday :) i miss them a lot. and you too of course!

[drammaturgo]

I love how nicole talks about herself instead of your drug habit.

p.s. prescription drugs are amazing...go for it.

[anonymous]

One of my friends down here used to do sleeping pills to go to sleep and caffeine pills to keep himself awake. I thought it was rather amusing, even though it was sort of like a dependency. He stopped doing it this year.

-Asuka