Getting in pj's now...
Getting in pj's now...
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I remember when I used to watch the clock, afraid of sunrise because I wouldn’t be able to fall asleep once it appeared and I wasn’t ready to go to bed. My how the times have changed.
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I used to hate the sun
because it shined on everything I'd done
It made me feel
that all I have done
is overflow the ashtray of my life -
Yoooo. Those were the best days.
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Definitely my most creative, if unskilled. If I could take what I know now and have that energy, ooh, that'd be nice.
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You gotta keep 'em separated. Give yourself time to digest before you go to bed.
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Aka tooth brushing time.
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I need to get on this train. For me, dinner is at like 8-9PM and bedtime is 12-1AM… I’m 40. I’ve always been like this but I think it’s getting less and less sustainable.
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I was eating at 3am and crashing at 4am in my 20s
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Now?
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No, in their 20s.
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Wouldja look at that. It’s 4pm. Time to start getting ready.
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Same. I eat at 3am and sleep at 5am.
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I don't wanna be up all night shitting
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Jfc what are you eating? Laxatives? You’re gonna end up with leopard colon
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In my case all are dangerously close to each other:
\ dinner to bedtime
\ breakfast to dinner time
\ dinner to breakfast time
\ breakfast to bedtime
\ bedtime to bedtime -
I too eat very late
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I do overnight caregiving and I can’t eat dinner until my client goes to bed because, honestly my food is way more exciting than his and I don’t want him to be sad. So that means I end up eating dinner around 9:30 PM in bed. It’s not great.
As someone who’s be dead without caregivers. Just wanna say I really appreciate the kind of work you do.