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[flowerbug]

I always thought when I woke up at 3 am, it was to pee. Seems to work sleeping again after so I’m pretty sure I wasn’t sposed to stY up. Besides, it’s about the same time Boone climbs in with us after terrorizing small predators for eyeing the rabids all night.

some people naturally sleep in more than one shift with a wakeup in between. if you avoid bright lights and keep calm and go back to sleep is probably the best thing. pee break sometimes if i drink too much liquids in the evening. otherwise i can usually sleep 5-6hrs before waking up.

this time of the year with the shorter days and lack of sunlight doesn't help either.

the moon was really bright last night. i could have been reading by the reflected light off the snow.

 

[Phaedra]

Woke up at 5, made DH lunch and got back to sleep until 9

 

[peteyfoozer]

 

[Marie2020]

I swear I'm gonna start a thread called, "I am up in the middle of the night! HELLO?!?!? Anybody else?!?!?"

️ Here.

Many nights I have been woken up by people or little miss Nancy Rose for the first couple of weeks.

Then my neighbour came our of hospital on Saturday. He was up and down all night. I was exhausted with being woken up
He's now drinking lots of water and is visiting the bathroom continuously every hour causing my ceiling to creak waking up Nancy and me

The good news is he is so much better, we and he thought he was leaving us. He was so desperately ill.
He has also given up that disgusting smoke habit that stunk out three flats which are all connected.
So to be honest I'll put up with his bathroom disturbances because he's a better man in every way

 

[Marie2020]

I'm worried that my son could be working over a sink hole. He badly twisted his ankle last week because the fresh concrete has cracked again after it had been fleshing laid again.

Coal mining started in UK in 1575 and a lot of land sold over the past hundred plus years seems to have lost the records of where these coal mines actually were were.
Health and safety has been called in. I'm awaiting results but very concerned for the lives of the people working there and especially my family member

 

[Shades-of-Oregon]

@Marie2020 I hope you’re not living over a sink hole …there are a lot of them in the State of Florida . The whole state is built over sandstone and sometimes not even known or expected houses are totally devoured by a sink hole. Keep us posted on the results. Coal mining was a huge problem in the UK.
There are videos on you tube of houses falling in huge sink holes.

Sorry about your son’s ankle problems, that type of injury can really set a guy back a few weeks.
Last year I stepped down one step wrong and the first step my ankle went one direction and then I landed on the other foot wrong. Would you believe I broke one ankle and tore the ligaments in the other. Who does that? Yikes . What a clutz.
Sending healing blessings to your son…