Sleep

[Arthur Little]

... do we - as human beings - take it seriously enough?

And, ARE we getting enough?

Well ... ... most of our forum regulars already know I don't. But anyway, here is a link to an intriguing extract from BBC Radio 3's 'Free Thinking Festival' I came across ... which relates to this very subject:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/arti..._contentcard16 So, , please. Because painstakingly typing out such a lengthy link damn near had even an insomniac like me dozing off ...!

[Michael Parnham]

Very interesting, I sleep 10pm until 5am

[Slip]

Monday to Friday I sleep from around 10pm until 4.30am

Weekends I'm in bed around 10.30pm and up at around 7am.

When did I become old? I think it's when I got married and had a Daughter.
Three years ago I was going to bed at 2am and getting up around 10.30am

[Michael Parnham]

Monday to Friday I sleep from around 10pm until 4.30am

Weekends I'm in bed around 10.30pm and up at around 7am.

When did I become old? I think it's when I got married and had a Daughter.
Three years ago I was going to bed at 2am and getting up around 10.30am

My Grandma used to say "it's the hours you sleep before midnight that are most beneficial" you haven't become old Slip just more sensible.

[stevewool]

My sleeping patterns change daily, and it depends on what shift i am doing too, a little fun at night together is the best way for me to have a good nights sleep

[Arthur Little]

My Grandma used to say "it's the hours you sleep before midnight that are most beneficial"

....................................... 's what my mum used to tell me also, Michael ... even though I'm afraid I rarely took much heed, .

[stevewool]

My mum bless her use to say she could make a fortune from her son's as we was pull out by our Willie's.
But it seems only the ex wives and the CSA has made thousand's from some of us