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[ostarella]

Had absolutely nothing to do at work last night, so was busy working out various scenarios, and sneaking onto the internet to email myself notes  LOL  So excited to put some of them into the next chapter, but fell asleep twice on the way home so maybe I should sleep for a while first. :p  That's one bad thing about working graveyard, and only every couple of months - by the time you're used to the hours again, the stint is over.  I do kinda get used to sleeping on the way home though - as long as no oncoming traffic gets into my lane, or a deer doesn't pop out, I can pretty well drive the whole distance asleep.  LOL   Just kidding - my limit is about a mile...  ;-)

Then again, yesterday I stayed up until 10 in the morning and slept really well until mid-afternoon - so maybe I'll tape my eyes open long enough to get some real progress made on 39...

Comments

[beckyblack]

Being asleep in front of the laptop like I nearly was last night is one thing, but Eeek, be careful there!

Is everyone tired just now?

[billy-shriner.livejournal.com]

For that reason alone, as a kid, I wanted a KITT car ;o)

[ostarella.livejournal.com]

If I feel myself getting sleepy, I stop off and sleep for a half-hour or so. It's when you don't feel it coming that's scary. What's really maddening is when I actually get into town, have only a few blocks to go, and bam! Sound asleep. At least in town the curbs wake me up! LOL

[billy-shriner.livejournal.com]

Star, your freaking me out!!! Stop! Don't say these things! It's too dangerous!

[ostarella.livejournal.com]

Meh, doesn't bother me any more. The only thing that scares me, really, is that one of those "sudden naps" will take someone else out as well. That's why I pull over if I feel tired.

And why I only work sporadically. ;-)