Lost in a Neverland of Funk

dream, isaac newtonMy youngest (3) has been having some issues sleeping these past few nights.  It was at about this age when my oldest started waking up during dreams and believing they were real too.  It is difficult to explain to a three year old that they weren’t actually eating grapes and nobody took the grapes, but it was all just a dream.  At two-o-clock in the morning it is difficult to explain anything to anyone!  So, after several wake-up calls per night for the past few nights, as you might guess, I’m in dire need of some REM sleep.  I just can’t seem to get a full 5 hours of sleep in one stretch and only taking a series of short naps throughout the night begins to take it’s toll on a body and a mind.

Let’s just say I’m feeling it.

I’m craving starch, I can’t get enough coffee and the face that I see in the mirror – I haven’t seen that one in a long time!

Since I have the kids on my own all week and won’t get into a boot camp class due to lack of a babysitter (and who can afford those anyway?), I’ll be going to Gold’s Gym this morning while the kids are at school.  I’m too tapped to take any chances doing anything with weights so I’ll find a bike or a treadmill and spin until I find an endorphin.

Time to wake the kids for school…

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5 Responses to Lost in a Neverland of Funk

  1. Pingback: Ever Felt a Little Foggy? « Lisa's World

  2. Keep the chin up girl. As you know, we all have our crosses to bear these days. Consider changing your sleep routines for a little while to become a shift worker. Sleep while both boys are in school, work out after you drop off the little one at the CDC (or consider the Gold’s on IH10 that has a Child Development Center section), and work all night (considering your work is writing and Internet-based, this should be doable). Just some thoughts.

  3. Thanks for the suggestions, John. I may have to try one of Tim Ferriss’ suggestions for Polyphasic Sleep (http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2010/12/06/four-hour-body-review/). To be honest, I’ve always wanted a good excuse to try it. Who couldn’t use 6 more hours in the day?

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