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dolariSpeaking of sleep (10 to 1 I'm going to have a slew of LJ posts today (specifically because of stuff in this post)), last week's vacation.
Last week, I slept when I was tired, and woke up when I was awake. None of this shift sleeping for 4 hours, then to work, then another 4. Talk about night and day.
During my vacation, with my sleep schedule exactly as I wanted it, I felt more creative and productive than I have in months. I did nearly all the Wishworld writing this vacation, and drawing felt easier to get down on paper.
When I started back to work and it's 4 hour sleep scehdule, I still had about 20% of my story to write, and it was like ploughing through sludge. The art I'd wanted to draw for fun just wasn't happeneing, and when it did it looked BAD.
I've talked about the headache I have everymorning before. This has been going on for a long long long time, but on the 4 hour sleep shifting, the headache never goes away.
I'm hoping when I find something in Seattle I get hours I can use - I really really really feel just worn on them. I didn't notice it before my vacation...it wasn't until I was sleeping normally again that I realized there was a difference.
Last week, I slept when I was tired, and woke up when I was awake. None of this shift sleeping for 4 hours, then to work, then another 4. Talk about night and day.
During my vacation, with my sleep schedule exactly as I wanted it, I felt more creative and productive than I have in months. I did nearly all the Wishworld writing this vacation, and drawing felt easier to get down on paper.
When I started back to work and it's 4 hour sleep scehdule, I still had about 20% of my story to write, and it was like ploughing through sludge. The art I'd wanted to draw for fun just wasn't happeneing, and when it did it looked BAD.
I've talked about the headache I have everymorning before. This has been going on for a long long long time, but on the 4 hour sleep shifting, the headache never goes away.
I'm hoping when I find something in Seattle I get hours I can use - I really really really feel just worn on them. I didn't notice it before my vacation...it wasn't until I was sleeping normally again that I realized there was a difference.
