TET: I would talk 500 pages, and I would talk 500 more

[Soldati Senza Confini]

All those articles about alarm clocks and clocks and everything for heavy sleepers is useless; I'm not looking for a way to prevent me from using a snooze button, I want something that can turn a night person into a day person. I don't feel tired until 4 or 5, and want to wake up between 7 and 8. No matter when I wake up/go to bed I just don't get tired until nearly sunrise. Even if I stay awake all night.

Timely app, on your android or iphone, at max volume.

[The Serbian Empire]

All those articles about alarm clocks and clocks and everything for heavy sleepers is useless; I'm not looking for a way to prevent me from using a snooze button, I want something that can turn a night person into a day person. I don't feel tired until 4 or 5, and want to wake up between 7 and 8. No matter when I wake up/go to bed I just don't get tired until nearly sunrise. Even if I stay awake all night.

Timely app, on your android or iphone, at max volume.

If that doesn't work? I think Aure needs an air raid siren.

[Lordieth]

Timely app, on your android or iphone, at max volume.

If that doesn't work? I think Aure needs an air raid siren.

I was looking at this sonic boom alarm clock on Amazon recently. Comes with a vibrating thing that goes under your pillow. Wasn't cheap, though.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I think the last thing someone going through feelings of being alone wants to hear is "God is always there".

I mean, sure, but God isn't going to speak back to me and give me physical comfort.

[Ethel mermania]

I think the last thing someone going through feelings of being alone wants to hear is "God is always there".

I mean, sure, but God isn't going to speak back to me and give me physical comfort.

if you believed in god, it would be comforting.

[Other Thafoo]

Going to conquer the world as modern Russia in EUIV because it's a Vlad, Vlad world.

[Cu Math]

I think the last thing someone going through feelings of being alone wants to hear is "God is always there".

I mean, sure, but God isn't going to speak back to me and give me physical comfort.

The last time god gave someone physical comfort, he ended up getting a Jewish girl pregnant and everybody's still talking about it!

[Ethel mermania]

I think the last thing someone going through feelings of being alone wants to hear is "God is always there".

I mean, sure, but God isn't going to speak back to me and give me physical comfort.

The last time god gave someone physical comfort, he ended up getting a Jewish girl pregnant and everybody's still talking about it!

some people need more comforting than others.

[Esternial]

So far for Megaton.

[Auremena]

All those articles about alarm clocks and clocks and everything for heavy sleepers is useless; I'm not looking for a way to prevent me from using a snooze button, I want something that can turn a night person into a day person. I don't feel tired until 4 or 5, and want to wake up between 7 and 8. No matter when I wake up/go to bed I just don't get tired until nearly sunrise. Even if I stay awake all night.

Try cardio. Something to wear you down so you're tired at night. When you have your diet all properly sorted out, of course.

Diet could be an issue. My diet is pretty heavy on fat and such, due to my grandparents' cooking.
Could be my work schedule too. I always get off at 10, and go in either at 12 or 5. 5 mostly, I've been forced into part time work despite others get 50+ hours.
There's not much in the way at that hour I can to inside to exercise, and being outside that late at night scares me, especially given my current situation.

All those articles about alarm clocks and clocks and everything for heavy sleepers is useless; I'm not looking for a way to prevent me from using a snooze button, I want something that can turn a night person into a day person. I don't feel tired until 4 or 5, and want to wake up between 7 and 8. No matter when I wake up/go to bed I just don't get tired until nearly sunrise. Even if I stay awake all night.

Timely app, on your android or iphone, at max volume.

I had it but it doesn't work for me anymore

Timely app, on your android or iphone, at max volume.

If that doesn't work? I think Aure needs an air raid siren.

My latest alarm is Ozzy, do if think that's good enough.
I still haven't heard it as an alarm....

[Auremena]

If that doesn't work? I think Aure needs an air raid siren.

I was looking at this sonic boom alarm clock on Amazon recently. Comes with a vibrating thing that goes under your pillow. Wasn't cheap, though.

Yeah, I saw that. Was pretty much the only thing useful to me.
But it costs nearly half a week's wages. I still have people to pay back, I need new shoes as mine are falling apart, legal fees, I won't expect to be able to afford it for two months.

[Cu Math]

Try cardio. Something to wear you down so you're tired at night. When you have your diet all properly sorted out, of course.

Diet could be an issue. My diet is pretty heavy on fat and such, due to my grandparents' cooking.
Could be my work schedule too. I always get off at 10, and go in either at 12 or 5. 5 mostly, I've been forced into part time work despite others get 50+ hours.
There's not much in the way at that hour I can to inside to exercise, and being outside that late at night scares me, especially given my current situation.

Timely app, on your android or iphone, at max volume.

I had it but it doesn't work for me anymore

If that doesn't work? I think Aure needs an air raid siren.

My latest alarm is Ozzy, do if think that's good enough.
I still haven't heard it as an alarm....

I have a deaf friend who wears a special wrist band to wake him up. When it's time, it starts vibrating and compressing his arm, forcing him awake. Maybe look into that?

[Lordieth]

Try cardio. Something to wear you down so you're tired at night. When you have your diet all properly sorted out, of course.

Diet could be an issue. My diet is pretty heavy on fat and such, due to my grandparents' cooking.
Could be my work schedule too. I always get off at 10, and go in either at 12 or 5. 5 mostly, I've been forced into part time work despite others get 50+ hours.
There's not much in the way at that hour I can to inside to exercise, and being outside that late at night scares me, especially given my current situation.

I used to find reading really helpful when I had serious trouble sleeping at the right time. Often times I fell asleep with the book in my face.

[Hurdegaryp]

Diet could be an issue. My diet is pretty heavy on fat and such, due to my grandparents' cooking.
Could be my work schedule too. I always get off at 10, and go in either at 12 or 5. 5 mostly, I've been forced into part time work despite others get 50+ hours.
There's not much in the way at that hour I can to inside to exercise, and being outside that late at night scares me, especially given my current situation.

I used to find reading really helpful when I had serious trouble sleeping at the right time. Often times I fell asleep with the book in my face.

Watching TV in bed also seems to do it for a lot of people.

[Auremena]

Diet could be an issue. My diet is pretty heavy on fat and such, due to my grandparents' cooking.
Could be my work schedule too. I always get off at 10, and go in either at 12 or 5. 5 mostly, I've been forced into part time work despite others get 50+ hours.
There's not much in the way at that hour I can to inside to exercise, and being outside that late at night scares me, especially given my current situation.I had it but it doesn't work for me anymoreMy latest alarm is Ozzy, do if think that's good enough.
I still haven't heard it as an alarm....

I have a deaf friend who wears a special wrist band to wake him up. When it's time, it starts vibrating and compressing his arm, forcing him awake. Maybe look into that?

Sounds expensive.

Diet could be an issue. My diet is pretty heavy on fat and such, due to my grandparents' cooking.
Could be my work schedule too. I always get off at 10, and go in either at 12 or 5. 5 mostly, I've been forced into part time work despite others get 50+ hours.
There's not much in the way at that hour I can to inside to exercise, and being outside that late at night scares me, especially given my current situation.

I used to find reading really helpful when I had serious trouble sleeping at the right time. Often times I fell asleep with the book in my face.

I've finished all my actual paper books...
There's no decent bookstore here.
:/

[Auremena]

I used to find reading really helpful when I had serious trouble sleeping at the right time. Often times I fell asleep with the book in my face.

Watching TV in bed also seems to do it for a lot of people.

No room for a TV in this room.
Getting to sleep isn't my problem, it's getting up at a reasonable hour.

[Lordieth]

I used to find reading really helpful when I had serious trouble sleeping at the right time. Often times I fell asleep with the book in my face.

Watching TV in bed also seems to do it for a lot of people.

Yes, however it can lead to poor quality sleep, from what I've read. Also, bright glaring light can prevent your body from producing enough melatonin to aid in good sleep. Sleeping with the television on is also pretty bad. The few times I've done it resulted in crazy dreams and waking up after just a few hours feeling very groggy.

[Lordieth]

I have a deaf friend who wears a special wrist band to wake him up. When it's time, it starts vibrating and compressing his arm, forcing him awake. Maybe look into that?

Sounds expensive.

I used to find reading really helpful when I had serious trouble sleeping at the right time. Often times I fell asleep with the book in my face.

I've finished all my actual paper books...
There's no decent bookstore here.
:/

That's a dire shame. No library either?

[Auremena]

Watching TV in bed also seems to do it for a lot of people.

Yes, however it can lead to poor quality sleep, from what I've read. Also, bright glaring light can prevent your body from producing enough melatonin to aid in good sleep. Sleeping with the television on is also pretty bad. The few times I've done it resulted in crazy dreams and waking up after just a few hours feeling very groggy.

Don't care about the quality of the sleep, as long as I'm awake between 7 and 8. I don't get great sleep already.

[Auremena]

Sounds expensive.I've finished all my actual paper books...
There's no decent bookstore here.
:/

That's a dire shame. No library either?

Forgot about the library.
Need to be awake 9-5 and not at work to visit though. So the dilemma is back to square one.

[The Serbian Empire]

I used to find reading really helpful when I had serious trouble sleeping at the right time. Often times I fell asleep with the book in my face.

Watching TV in bed also seems to do it for a lot of people.

Especially late night informercials. My mom falls asleep tuned into them.

[Cu Math]

Yes, however it can lead to poor quality sleep, from what I've read. Also, bright glaring light can prevent your body from producing enough melatonin to aid in good sleep. Sleeping with the television on is also pretty bad. The few times I've done it resulted in crazy dreams and waking up after just a few hours feeling very groggy.

Don't care about the quality of the sleep, as long as I'm awake between 7 and 8. I don't get great sleep already.

Remove all sources of blue light from your environment an hour before you try to sleep. Blue light messes with the sleep cycle

[Planeia]

Herro!

Who else here knose how to speaka da Engrish?

[Lordieth]

That's a dire shame. No library either?

Forgot about the library.
Need to be awake 9-5 and not at work to visit though. So the dilemma is back to square one.

Can you get time off to go? I'm sure they'd understand if you explained. You can take time off, right?

[Immoren]

Herro!

Who else here knose how to speaka da Engrish?

Ei täällä kukaan puhu amerikan murteella.