Re: question on XANGO, off topic

[Guest guest]

What day is it for you right now and what time is it? Just curious

since I think you live on the other side of the world from me. (I

live in the Columbus, Ohio, USA area. It is 10:55am EDT, Monday,

July 19th here.

Thanks

VickiB

> > I thought this was supposed to be on WEBMD but I cannot find it.

> Can

> > someone clarify?

[Guest guest]

On Jul 19, 2004, at 8:52 AM, wrote:

> I live in Elma, Washington it is 8:51 am. Still in my jammies...LOL.

> Ethan woke me up just a little while ago. I think the humidity makes

> him sleepier longer. Usually he is been going to bed at 7:00pm and

> waking up at 7:00am. I think my curly haired " alarm clock " is going to

> be broken until this humidity passes )

>

Sounds like heaven.... my daughter falls asleep at about 10 p.m. if

I'm lucky and wakes up about 4:30 a.m., 5:00 if she's sleeping " late " .

If she were still sleeping at 7:00 I would probably call the

paramedics!

[Guest guest]

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

syndey has the same time as here in tasmania

wow you have almost lost your 'right sun' for the year, only a month

off the solstice and its almost gone!

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?

query=columbus+ohio

solar noon 1.38 edt, altitude 70.6 degrees

if you ain't had it you're going to be a year behind.

> > > I thought this was supposed to be on WEBMD but I cannot find

it.

> > Can

> > > someone clarify?

[Guest guest]

i sleep about six and a half hours, what works best is to sleep an

hour in the day as well

its actually more efficent to sleep twice like that and some cultures

like spain actually did that or used to.

i will sleep eight hours or more at a stretch if i have a virus so i

think its a devlopmental issue and no easy workaround. cause my brain

developed on a state of me being a lot less healthy than i am now

its like a permanent issue, its tuned to making me sleep egith hours

on being unhealthier so the healthier i get the less i sleep. lithium

helps quite a bit though.

>

> > I live in Elma, Washington it is 8:51 am. Still in my

jammies...LOL.

> > Ethan woke me up just a little while ago. I think the humidity

makes

> > him sleepier longer. Usually he is been going to bed at 7:00pm

and

> > waking up at 7:00am. I think my curly haired " alarm clock " is

going to

> > be broken until this humidity passes )

> >

>

> Sounds like heaven.... my daughter falls asleep at about 10 p.m.

if

> I'm lucky and wakes up about 4:30 a.m., 5:00 if she's

sleeping " late " .

> If she were still sleeping at 7:00 I would probably call the

> paramedics!

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