Sleep deprivation, it's a way of life!
Apr. 30th, 2006 11:45 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
celticdragonflyI have really been pushing myself on sleep deprivation the last few days. It was worth it, I spent the time doing things very important to me, that I needed. And my moods are much improved. I have been joking that I'm training up for ApolloCon, where I hope to filk all night.
Nonetheless, it has caught up to me. Three nights of shaving sleep, one night really much. And getting up this morning to get to church and get Maggie to Sunday school - there hasn't been any the last two weeks, and she's really missed it.
Now I'm home and very bleary. My darling![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
selenite is making brunch for us, Maggie's missed that too and has been asking and asking for his pancakes. After I eat, I have plans to go upstairs and fall flat on the bed and try to nap. I usually don't like to do that, because after a nap I never seem to get properly awake again, but I think today I have to. I hope I can.
Nonetheless, it has caught up to me. Three nights of shaving sleep, one night really much. And getting up this morning to get to church and get Maggie to Sunday school - there hasn't been any the last two weeks, and she's really missed it.
Now I'm home and very bleary. My darling
selenite is making brunch for us, Maggie's missed that too and has been asking and asking for his pancakes. After I eat, I have plans to go upstairs and fall flat on the bed and try to nap. I usually don't like to do that, because after a nap I never seem to get properly awake again, but I think today I have to. I hope I can.