“Two days combined into one. That could be easier to get through. Ya know with all the fluff he adds like feelings and such. OH DEAR GOD!!! IT’S GOING TO BE LIKE READING A TERRIBLE NOVEL!!” -Reader who has visited this blog before
Trust me, this is not going to be extreme in length. In fact, it might even be shorter than my usual posts. The reason: my waking hours for the past two days have amounted to a normal day for me. I literally slept for 11 hours straight on day 5, and 10 hours straight on day 6.
To tell the truth. I sunk into a lethargic state. It wasn’t depressed, although it was less than in a decent mood. I just never wanted to get up. I don’t really have that much more to put into this paragraph. I’m frustrated with these days. So, I really don’t want to put much thought into them. Just believe me when I say that you should always have something to do. Also, not to lie in bed and get warm. Instant sleep, nothing more needs to be said.
When I went to sleep, I could tell that I was going to oversleep. I don’t know much how to describe it. I could feel my body preparing for a core sleep and not a 3o minute nap. I didn’t know how to counter this, other than set multiple alarms. Much to my dismay, I disabled them all and shut off my semi-gradual wake-up music. If I did wake-up in a time near when I fell asleep, I would immediately go back to sleep. This was because I was in a lethargic mood. I didn’t want to move, and without movement, there was only sleep.
Magic new paragraph. OOOooohhhhh (read as ghost moans). This is just here because I didn’t want to do another p.s. So, now on to the point. For the midnight nap getting out of day 6 I finally got around to creating a 30 minute gradual wake-up playlist. It’s all Gorillaz, as that has become mini-obsession lately. I tried it out, and holy hell! I woke up feeling amazing. My last song even woke me up before my alarm went off. I had so much energy it was pathetic.
Thank you for reading
-Robby
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p.s. I like the theme I have now better than what it was.
