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Day 20

November8

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Not the best day but not as bad as I expected after only a couple of hours sleep. Despite prescription sleep medications and litres of herbal’ God only know what’ sleeping remedies it just didn’t happen for me. I even tried an Oprah Winfrey meditation video in my desperation! In the end I got so wound up about not sleeping I knew it was never going to happen, I got up and cleaned my oven, made leak and potato soup and baked a batch of cookies all before 8am. Apologies to my neighbour for the use of not only the blender but my whizzer too – I’d kind of got to the ‘if I can’t have any sleep why should anybody else?’ stage of the crazies in the insomnia stakes. The day was a write off but I did well in the evening, finally snapping out of the zombies enough to go out for a nice meal 🙂

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2 Comments to

“Day 20”

  1. Avatar November 10th, 2015 at 9:05 am Snowy Says:

    Jeeez if an Oprah meditation video won’t do it then that’s bad news! Were they gluten free cookies?


  2. Avatar November 10th, 2015 at 5:15 pm Susan Cartwright Says:

    No they were ‘full fat, full sugar, full dairy and just bugger it all’ cookies!!


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