
P.S. Please mention how you came across my journal.
I've purged my friends list a little bit.
If you find that you're one of the people who has been purged, you can go fuck yourself.
If you feel that it was a mistake, it wasn't.
:-)
P.S. I wishyou all most of you the best in life. I want you to heal and become a better person, because, let's face it, the world needs more good people.
P.P.S. Just because I wish you the best for yourself doesn't mean I have any desire to talk to you again. You had your chance. So, go fuck yourself.
If you find that you're one of the people who has been purged, you can go fuck yourself.
If you feel that it was a mistake, it wasn't.
:-)
P.S. I wish
P.P.S. Just because I wish you the best for yourself doesn't mean I have any desire to talk to you again. You had your chance. So, go fuck yourself.
- Mood:
accomplished
Okay, so I have a very messed up sleep schedule, but I figured you guys would probably have the best ideas.
I have a very messed up sleep schedule, and it's about to get worse. I work a night job full time (11:30pm-7:30am), and I go to school (for massage!) in the evenings, and I've been managing but having some trouble. NOW I have a chiropractor/nutritionist/esthetician that is letting me rent a room in her office starting at the beginning of the month! Yay! As soon as I'm making sufficient income at the chiropractor's office I plan to quit the night job, but until then I'm going to be buuusy.
I am wondering if anyone has any tips to either help me manage my sleep, or get better quality sleep? My mattress/pillows suck, but we can't afford new ones right now. Any good habits? Natural supplements? Would scheduling my sleep have a possibility of working?
Thanks!
I have a very messed up sleep schedule, and it's about to get worse. I work a night job full time (11:30pm-7:30am), and I go to school (for massage!) in the evenings, and I've been managing but having some trouble. NOW I have a chiropractor/nutritionist/esthetician that is letting me rent a room in her office starting at the beginning of the month! Yay! As soon as I'm making sufficient income at the chiropractor's office I plan to quit the night job, but until then I'm going to be buuusy.
I am wondering if anyone has any tips to either help me manage my sleep, or get better quality sleep? My mattress/pillows suck, but we can't afford new ones right now. Any good habits? Natural supplements? Would scheduling my sleep have a possibility of working?
Thanks!