Don't go mad in trying to keep yourself from going mad; it's best to give in and save your sanity fo

[theladyrose]

Legally insane? Me?

Pah, you must be kidding! I've never been legally insane before.

But I must admit, there is something rather disturbing about feeling freakishly functional/hyperactive considering that I'm not really sure when I went to bed last night. I'll probably regret this later when I discover that I just killed off a few hundred neurons, but I will enjoy my semi-calm, semi-WHEEE! state.

And I swear, I haven't touched any soma or other sketchy chemical agents lately.

Comments

[horosha.livejournal.com]

It sounds like massive sleep deprivation. How much rest have you been getting each night?

[theladyrose.livejournal.com]

One is legally insane if one hasn't slept for 48 hours or more straight. Last winter after Cathy died I was in my crazy hallucinatory mode, so there you go. As far as I can remember, I was only legally insane at most twice.

But 5.25 hours on a regular basis (same time period as mentioned above) for a consistent time frame doesn't give you those effects to such an extreme.

I'm not sure exactly when I go to bed, so I can't really tell you. It's about six on average, I think.

[horosha.livejournal.com]

One of these days I am going to gather a squad of mobile hammer-weilding sleep aids. We shall roam the countryside picking up women and helping out wherever there lies a need. In your case, though, have you tried Nyquil?

[theladyrose.livejournal.com]

Hey, that doesn't sound too bad. You can pick up the women, dearie; I'll go after the mecs unless your gay alter ego comes out (pun intended, however lame it is) :P

Nah, never had Nyquil in my life. I don't believe in sleep aids other than ear plugs because I generally don't believe in getting weird chemicals into my body unless necessary.