To go to bed, where I have to lay still and feel useless until sleep takes me, or to stay up late and be too tired to pull myself out of bed in the morning? Logic dictates an earlier bed time, but alas, the flesh is weak.
The nightly paradox
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#1 by Thrasher on 2006-01-05 - 15:45
Pardon me, but are you related to Jen?
#2 by Anonymous on 2006-01-06 - 03:02
Aye – I'm her older brother.
#3 by thepatriot15 on 2006-01-06 - 10:58
NO! IT'S NOT TRUE! I DON'T EVEN KNOW THIS CRAZY NUT!
:) Ahem… old habits, don't you know. How on earth to you have time to blog Josh?
It is kind of nice to peek in on you every once in a while though, just to know your alive and all…
#4 by thepatriot15 on 2006-01-06 - 10:59
By the way, you missed the plague just in time; we all have colds. So I'm manning the fitness center. Can't wait for this to be over!
#5 by Woody on 2006-01-06 - 22:32
I Feel the same way. Do I saty up late and get a lot of stuff done, or……Do I go to bed early, no dropping off for 20-30 minutes or so, and get up early?
I am currently with andswer A, I'm always up late!
#6 by Rabenstrange on 2006-01-07 - 15:46
I vote for staying up late especially if you live with a big family.
It's much easier to get stuff done when everyone else is asleep.