Time once again for Share Your World! Di brings these questions this week…
Do you find it relatively easy to fall asleep at night? No. I don’t find it impossible, but there are nights when I have a lot on my mind or aches and pains that make it impossible to find a good position. And, of course, there is the bladder. It might be an hour before I fall asleep. I do have good nights, when I’m asleep pretty much as soon as my head hits the pillow, but they’re the exception rather than the rule.
Do you remember your dreams? I remember parts of them, and less frequently the people in them. There’s a lot of moving around and unning around a hotel/store/office in them…
If you can’t sleep, do you watch TV, read or listen to music in the hope you will nod off? Listen to music, mostly. Eventually I get tired and go off to dreamland.
Can you literally sleep anywhere (chair, sofa, bus, train, flight etc)? Yes, and it drives Mary crazy, because I fall asleep in the living room and snore…
That’s all for now… Bye bye Byyyyyyeeee!
The Sound of One Hand Typing 
I can fall asleep pretty quickly and hear nothing! I gave very vivid dreams often involving water, driving, waterslides and toilets. My dreams can be very vivid and I can change my dream if I want. In fact, when I took an class, altered states of consciousness class, I was writing my dress down and they became so vivid and wild that I wad not getting the proper sleep. The professor told me to stop but I was a very interesting subject to study. I can sleep anywhere. Once, we were at some disco,cwith neon lights and loud music. I was sitting on a small barroom chair and just fell asleep. When I awoke, People everywhere around me had bets going on as yo how long I would sleep. I never fell off the stool either
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Good thing you didn’t fall of the stool. You could have broken something then had to explain to the EMT’s and the Emergency Room doctors that you fell asleep in a disco…
I dream about toilets, too. Wonder what that means….
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Altered states of consciousness class? Sounds interesting…
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I envy cats their ability to fall asleep anywhere, anytime. We’ve had loads of cats over the years and I have yet to meet one that suffers from insomnia. What gives?
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We’ve had lots of cats ourselves and insomnia has never been a problem for them. We did have one little guy who liked to rattle the doors at bedtime, then when we’d go to stop him he’d hide under the bed…
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My hubby and my cat can fall asleep anywhere and anytime. But for me, it has to be nighttime and I am in bed. Listening to music helps me fall asleep.
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I’m finding that music works better than white noise lately. That could change, of course…
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Sometimes, I get lost in the lyrics which takes my mind off of other things.
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I hope you have one of those head-hits-the-pillow nights tonight, John
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Thanks for joining in John. Hubby can fall asleep on the sofa, in a chair or when he’s the passenger in a car. The only time I was able to drop off in the chair was when I came out of hospital and insisted on getting dressed every day only to sleep for most of it!
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