Did we link to this one in the song chart photo pool yesterday? [link]
Willow ,'Conversations with Dead People'
Natter 57 Varieties
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Omg, everything that could possibly go wrong is.
I can't figure it out.
re: my previous post about inertia - I am pretty sure I am bagging on the walk and the pie.
I like pie all right, but it's a dessert I don't mind passing on most of the time.
I also enjoy this song chart. [link]
I had leftover pie for breakfast. I love my day off.
Now the dog is whining and whining and whining. So I think that means I have to go walk her and go to the post office and send a book to Dana!
msbelle, check out the source of the pill that "doesn't do anything at all"
Omg, everything that could possibly go wrong is.
Oh dear. I was afraid I was going to have one of those days, but I seem to have shed my bad day all over everyone else.
I love waking up to NPR, but that doesn't work as well when my alarm goes off between 5:30 and 5:45 in the morning and ND doesn't have to be up until much later. I am a really deep sleeper and am guilty of the snooze button, but that doesn't seem to bother him (I have lightning reflexes when it comes to snooze-button thwapping). It's a problem, actually. Having to be quiet in the morning makes me sleepy.
My cats are the ultimate snooze button, though. They come over and curl into me and start purring. Very difficult to get out of bed when a happy cat doesn't want you to.
The Glo pillow isn't the first time someone has tried to turn a pillow into an alarm clock, but this method sounds much better than others. The Glo pillow turns on an embedded LED 40 minutes prior to the designated waking time. It will slowly intensify in brightness until it is a full on. It does this to slowly ease the body out of the deep slumber. The slowness of the waking process doesn't shock the body clock into waking up therefore leaving the person extra groggy.
Yeah, that'll work. Since it already works so well for, you know, the sky. That's why we're all up at dawn every day in the first place.
Yeah, gradually-increasing light isn't going to wake me up at a given time unless it's bright enough to give me a tan like Richard Dreyfuss in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.