MissA like you said on the parcel thread, my sleep pattern is ridiculous too It’s usually something like 9pm-1am, awake until 7am and then awake around 10.30am I’m away on my jollies at the moment and something in the lodge is making a twanging sound. I’ve just accused DH of doing it, but it isn’t him
I usually wake in night now for various reasons. Can get really awful dreams but have had some good ones occasionally. Like producing the most beautiful music on the piano or gliding along the ice skating professionally. ?
Wow! That sounds amazing All my dreams are on the anxiety spectrum! I’m always losing my bag or being unable to phone someone. It’s often the last day of school too for some reason
A twanging sound? That’s a bit unnerving at this time of night, but I wouldn’t get up and look. Have you? I’m just re-revising the planning for the head observing me teach, so I know why I’m awake.
'Morning to you ladies. I've had a cup of Red Bush and a biscuit in the last hour and eighteen minutes so now I think I will return to bed. See you later
Oh Molly I do feel for you! I used to quite enjoy being observed, but it depends on how you get on with them. What lesson is it? Is it today? I used to hate not being able to sleep when I was teaching. I used to worry all night about stuff.
The twanging seems to be coming from the bathroom radiator. Other than that it’s incredibly peaceful here.
I’m desperate for a drink but know if I get up DDog will wake up and think it’s time for walkies ?. Have already shoved the cat out the window (s’okay, we live in a bungalow and not a block of flats!) as he wanted to go outside.
Yes, I read that BlueBelle People used to have two sleeps. They’d go to bed pretty much as soon as they finished work. Then get up and do stuff for a few hours and then go to bed again. I think that a full sleep cycle is something like four hours.
Sally I’ve got a dog and a cat too. The cat is currently at a Cattery, I hope that she’s okay. She’s never been in one before and she’s very outdoorsy
Oh bless - am sure she’ll be fine. We do worry about them tho - cats are so fussy aren’t they. Mine sulks when we come home after a holiday! Ours is an outdoor cat too but doesn’t stray too far these days (he’s 12) - not since his operation anyway.
Yes, thank you Sally I will do that. Rosie doesn’t go far either, she makes nests in the field at the bottom of the garden. She is such a gentle soul. She’s a bit of a hippy at heart, bless her