...no, really. Since like Saturday night? Who knows at this point? One night, they all blur into one long night, as an example:
From 10:00-12:30, I lay listening to a podcast and slowly rotating like a rotisserie chicken. Then I transitioned to the guest bedroom, so my turning wouldn't wake my wife. A few hours after that I got up and got online for a bit. Then back to the bedroom, and an hour later back to the guest bedroom. Lots of cats climbing on me looking for love...
... a quick aside here. I'm a dog person. Always have been. My wife has always been a cat person. We have a dog and three cats. The dog loves my wife more than life itself... possibly more than I do, if you can believe it. It isn't like the dog has anything else going on in her life to distract her from my wife. The three cats are crazy in love with me. You know those really old high school movies/TV shows where the quarterback walks by and smiles, and the little pack of girls all start giggling and blushing? That's the way my cats act around me sometimes. At night, the dog sleeps in the bed and they can only bug me one at a time. When I am taking a nap during the day, or especially if I am sleeping in the guest bedroom, I get 2-3 cats at once, all wanting a piece of my attention. Doesn't really improve the insomnia, believe me...
ANYHOO! Every night this week has been like that. I had a physics test today. I studied ALL DAY yesterday, went to bed at 10:30, slept maybe an hour between then and 3AM, got up and took a practice test, then slept maybe 90 more minutes and woke up at 6:45. Tried to take a nap after class, totally failed at it. Tomorrow I can't sleep in, I've got a lab and a test in the AM.
Tonight? Probably won't sleep at all. You'd be surprised at how well you can get by on 30 minutes here, 45 minutes there. My typing is a disaster, and who knows what weird shit I did on that one physics problem? It is sort of scary to think about it, and I'm sure I'll think of it about 3AM. And 4AM. Possibly 5AM too.
This weekend I'm planning on sleeping in Saturday morning... until Monday morning.