Socks and Sleep...

[rossja]

The good news is that when I fall asleep I am really asleep.

The bad news as always is that it takes me too long to get there.

It's been cooling down, and I can't fall asleep if I am cold. The last two nights I've put socks on to warm up my feet, so I can fall asleep. I wake up in the morning and my feet are nekkid. I have no recollection of how that happened. But it makes sense as I don't like to sleep with anything on my feet. So yahoo for deep sleep.

Comments

[rossja.livejournal.com]

Who Fred? He's harmless. Although I really wish he'd start picking up around here. It looks like the tornado of academic paper writing touched down.

[puggleville.livejournal.com]

I hate going to sleep with socks on too, and if happens by accident, I'll wake up in the morning with socks dislodged somewhere in our bed. Glad to know I'm not the only one who has someone/something mysteriously removing my socks while I'm asleep. :)

[airsucker.livejournal.com]

I go for an old lemon juice bottle (big one) with the hottest tap water and the lid screwed on as tight as I can get it. I stick it under the blankets and ever the sheet. I used to use a real hot water bottle, but it sprung a leak.

[arkaycee.livejournal.com]

I wonder if the old camping adage would help: "when your feet get cold, put on a hat." You lose a lot of heat through your head, and that affects everything else, including your feet.

And no way do I have a whole ton of stolen socks under my bed...

[rossja.livejournal.com]

The only thing I dislike more than socks are hats. :) I could never go to sleep with a sleeping cap on. Although it'd be funny lookin'. Nice try.

I say that nekkid feet tell me that I've fallen asleep on those nights where I'm just not so sure ya know.