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My secret for getting out of bed is that over the years I have lived an worked such bat-* crazy hours that morning has lost its meaning. Oh, and I don't have a
by gexla 11y ago
My secret for getting out of bed is that over the years I have lived an worked such bat-* crazy hours that morning has lost its meaning. Oh, and I don't have a bed to get out of. I sleep on a hard floor with no blankets.
I sleep on the floor because it's more comfortable for me than a cushy mattress. I learned this from my migraines at an early age. If I'm in a bed when a migraine strikes I can't get into a position that makes me comfortable for enduring the pain. I always ended up on the floor. I think this is because the floor give me the solid support to allow me full control over the position of my body. Years later, I just decided to ditch the bed altogether as it seemed like a waste.
I have no blankets because I live in the tropics.
- afarrell 11y ago> morning has lost its meaning This is a bad idea for most people. Inconsistent sleep times will lead to poorer quality of sleep in most (but not absolutely all) people.
- agumonkey 11y agoEven poorer quality of everything. Some density in your sense of time seems like a very important trait in one's life.
- gexla 11y agoAgree with the two replies here. It's not for everyone. Not for anyone. It's just something I felt like a had to do for a while to keep up with my workload ad it blew away my sense of categorizing time. That said, I do feel that the sun is extremely important in the benefits that it gives you. So I do try not to spend plenty of time in the rays.
- agumonkey 11y agoSun interacts with your system a lot. But more generally I believe in rhythm as a source of economy. Whenever that makes sense.
- agumonkey 11y agoI remember falling asleep on the floor (caribbean island climate though). Hard surface will massage your back in a weird way.. I expected to feel like a prisoner but I woke surprisingly delighted.