No can do dude. I have school projects/out of class assignments that I have to attend and they are all scheduled from here on out. I live on a maintained schedule this semester and need to stick to it.

I think Im gonna go work for some mattress company and test the comfort of sleeping. Then I can get a 2nd job as a beer taster and when Im tasting the beers, I can say that Im getting ready for my first job. Oh the life that would be.

 

I'll tell you this... I used to be a snoring maniac until I got a new bed. Didn't need a booozie-ass expensive one, just a firm one. Better than the one I have. It helped. I don't snore, and I feel better in the morning. My be was dipping in the middle and making my breething all weird. Waking up groggy and shit.

 

My problem is that I sleep too damn well that is hurts mentally to have to get out of bed.

 

I GOT IT!!!! :awais:



























Craig needs a wifey

 

You couldnt have been more wrong dude. The thought alone scares the bejesus out of me.

 

but your ass would get out of bed on tiime, fo sheez

"craig, get up!"
"craig!!! get your ass out of bed"
"craig!!!!! go take a shower!"
"craig!!!!!!! you should work more OT"


:chuckles:

 

The exact reasons Im staying single for awhile...unless shes a 10, then thats different.

 

I can't believe no one has said this yet... If you run a couple miles during the day, about 2-3, you'll sleep like a baby at night and you will feel like you get so much more sleep from the few hours that you do actually get. What I mean by that is, if you get 4-5 hours of sleep now and feel like shit in the morning, if you run the day prior 4-5 hours will feel like 7-8 hours.

 

The wifey scenario really doesn't scare me like it used. Of course, I'm not trying to rush things, they need to go a nice pace, but not too fast. Right now, I'm just looking for a cool chick to kick it with and show off my true nerd/dork colors h:

my fault? I hate change (long story). I'll get over it eventually and not be such a biznitch

 

put your alarm out of reach from your bed, and force yourself to get up and walk across the room to turn it off. works for me.