Alright, let's see. I've been up since 9:30am yesterday morning. I went over to Jake's yesterday afternoon, had a fun day and came home at 1am. I had to be at work at 3am.

I worked my scheduled shift and was asked to stay an hour later. So I did.

If I had come home at 10am, like planned, I would have layed down. But since I didn't get home until 11:30am, I just took a shower instead.

I felt so incredibly tired for the whole first half of my shift. I had a taquito for "lunch" {which was at 7am} and about half an hour later, I started to feel a little more awake.

I'm not sure if it was the food that was waking me up or if it was the fact that I was just waking up on my own or if I was simply so beyond tired that I didn't feel it anymore. Either way, I was more awake than I had been the whole first part of my shift.

I've showered and am now sitting in front of the comp. Oddly enough, I'm not feeling tired yet. At least I'm not having trouble keeping my eyes open. Something that usually happens even if I have a ton of energy when I get home; once I've sat down, my energy level just drops to nothing. I'm just waiting for it.

So bascially I've been up for 27 hours straight. I took about a half hour nap at Jake's and a half hour nap here yesterday, but I don't count that as sleeping.

I'll most likely just collapse tonight {since I've got plans for the remainder of the day.}

Not quite "private"...
but I'm guessing that you're over 18, which is why it looks private to you. :D

Yeah, I was just playing around with some goo and my camera.
» middaymoon on 2008-04-27 03:40:50

Eek twenty seven hours is a freakishly long amount of time to be awake. Though not as long as forty eight... oh whatever.

Holy wow... more hip than holy cow because it's different.
» randomjunk on 2008-04-27 07:07:35

wow... that is long... hope u get your much needed sleep soon
» Nuttz on 2008-04-28 05:08:52

Name.

URL.

[to enter your email, use "mailto:youremail@domain.com"]
Subject.

Comment.

Word verification.

Copy the first 4 characters only.

If you are a member, try logging in again or accessing this page here.