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[valkryor]

I'm so tired right now. I had a hard time falling asleep last night and when I did sleep, it was never for very long. I think I got about 6 hours, but all broken up, which is never good for me.

Plus, I was adjusted this afternoon. I tend to be one of those lucky few that just have to be contrary. Most people leave the chiropractor's office energized. I left loopy as hell, but I knew full well that I would crash and crash hard before too long. And yep. I've crashed.

But, I did the smart thing and didn't have a nap even though I wanted one. I had one yesterday and it threw my day (and my sleep) completely out of whack. I woke up from that nap groggy and disoriented and dizzy. The feeling is a hard one to sleep through, which is part of the reason getting rest last night was elusive at best.

The other part involved going to bed at the same time as fuzzpsych (he had to be in Markham during business hours for work). I'm so used to falling asleep alone that I have trouble when someone else is with me. However, if it's the wee hours of the morning and fuzzpsych isn't in bed yet (because he's out or futzing on the computer or whatever), I'll wake up, because, even on a subconscious level, I know he should be there. I can't fall asleep with him there, but I need him there. Yeah, I know it's weird. :P

So I'm tired and I'm lonely (fuzzpsych is still in Markham, having dinner on the company's dime to avoid traffic) and I'm waiting for dinner. I don't think it's going to be a late night for me. Heck, if I'm in bed by 9:30, I won't be surprised at this point.

Comments

[boozymatic.livejournal.com]

I know exactly what you mean! If eniastoa comes to bed when I'm still awake, he is a distraction and I'm awake long after he's snoring. But if he is really late getting home, I wake up because he isn't around.

A strange yet comforting marriage thing I guess.

I, too, get loopy after a chiro visit. Energised? Not so much.

[valkryor.livejournal.com]

Years and years of going to bed by myself and you get used to it. It becomes the way that you sleep. It's good, though, that I'm not the only one. :)

Usually I get really tired after chiro. Yesterday was loopy followed by a very severe crash (probably because I was already quite tired and a touch loopy to start with).