More words of wisdom from the mind of an algorithm (they know us so well)
The little sleep I had last night was loaded with dreams, the kind that vanish from your memory as soon as you wake, but leave you with a feeling that something happened. And that sense keeps coming back, almost like a memory: Something important happened. But no idea what. Since it was a dream, I’m assuming it was about zombies.
Anyway, once I reached five am I couldn’t stand being in bed any longer and went to the window and saw this sky
So that was sublime. I hope you’re all having a beautiful day too.
‘The door is wide and open, don’t go back to sleep.’ Rumi
Word of the day: Hypaethral – roofless; open to the sky
inkbiotic 
What a beautiful sky. Unfortunately the only thing I was seeing at 5am was the inside of my eyelids.
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That’s really not unfortunate, it’s great!
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You’re right. Sorry.
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Nothing to be sorry for, all is delightful!
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Hard to go back to sleep after all of that.
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It’s a never-ending attempt…
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A scary-looking sky. I’d rather have the scary dream than that reality.
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Red sky in the morning, four minute warning!
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Such a beautiful sky! I once dealt with 100 days of insomnia. So I used it to my benefit by joining a job with rotational shifts. Unfortunately, you can’t work if you can’t sleep! 😁
Fortunately, ever since my daughter was born, I can sleep anywhere anytime, even standing! I wrote a post about it last year as well.
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Sleeping standing is quite a skill, I can see that coming in handy 🙂
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Insomnia is the worst. At least you got those beautiful photos.
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Thank you! I seem to have got used to having little sleep, when I’m working, at least. Give me a comfortable chair and there’s a danger of snoozing!
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My poor brother had a very tiring job but sometimes would only sleep one or two hours a night. This happened to him frequently.
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Poor guy. How did he sort it in the end? Or does it still happen?
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Unfortunately, he passed away a number of years ago. But before that, he never solved his insomnia. He even did a sleep study, but the only thing that came out of that was they confirmed he had problems sleeping. It was a vicious cycle. My dad had trouble sleeping too, but not as bad as my brother.
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Oh I’m sorry, poor guy and poor you, that’s tough.
I did a sleep study too when i had a more extreme problem ten years ago. It didn’t help me either, turned out they only knew how to deal with apnoea, I didn’t have that.
I don’t think doctors have really figured sleep out yet.
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I agree. And of course, tonight I’ve had insomnia — though mine is probably due the stress of looking for work. But 6 a.m. and haven’t slept a wink!
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Oh no! I hope you’re able to sleep tonight and I hope the stress calms down soon.
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