Yawn...

[davidgillon]

So I spent all last week trying to drag my sleep pattern back to normal, without much success - I did sleep normal hours Wednesday or Thursday, but then was massively awake all the following day and well past midnight. 

Saturday I tried to stay up to watch some of the Olympics, but fell asleep on the couch at11PM, then woke up at 3AM feeling completely awake - so I watched the coverage through until I fell asleep at 11AM and slept until 4PM.

So I was kind of hoping for a relatively early night,  but also wanted to catch the women's slopestyle, which started at 1AM - okay I'll watch that and go to bed. It promptly gets shunted back an hour, and then another 15 minutes,  when what they should have done is postponed the entire event until later in the week. Of 50 runs, only 13 didn't involve a fall, and most of those had some kind of incident. The winds were so strong riders were being stopped dead in the air, or blown 10m beyond their anticipated landing. So I ended up going to bed at 5:30AM, while deeply annoyed. Didn't get to sleep 'til 9-ish, slept til 4PM.

Aaaargh!!!
 

Comments

[alatefeline]

I'm sorry to read that the disruption to your sleep schedule sadly coincided witb disrupted Olympic sport. I'm really enthused about watching myself though I probably will only see selected bits and pieces, but on this anti-recommendation, will probably forego looking up replays of the women's slopestyle.

[lilysea]

Argh!

*solidarity*

I need to fix my sleep cycle, too: last night I slept 4am until 11am.

The night before I got to sleep at 5:30am...