Should I Be Sleeping
December 14, 2009 in Blogs
There are two problems with going to bed early so you can get up early. One is that you don’t really do it–you say you are going to go to bed early, but with one thing and another it’s actually much later than you intended by the time you are actually blanketed. The other is that even when you do, you don’t sleep; certainly you do not sleep as well as you normally do.
I mention it because two days in a row I have had to be up at the Nine Five Equivalent of two in the morning so that I could be to these various funerial obligations by the Nine Five Equivalent of six in the morning. Those of you who live in the nine-to-five world will not appreciate the difficulty of this if you take it that I had to be up at eight to be somewhere by noon, unless you understand the conversion involved. It was early; I am tired.
That said, I did manage to get the latest Examiner temporal anomalies article posted and announced this morning before I left: Butterfly Effect part 3: Evan at seven attempts to reconstruct the original history of his early years, recognizing the problems inherent in doing so.
So before I fall asleep involuntarily, let me endeavor to finish the work I would normally do today.
–M. J. Young