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From: whitehur@tymix.UUCP (Pamela K. Whitehurst)
Newsgroups: net.women,net.singles
Subject: Re: Sleeping
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Date: Thu, 20-Mar-86 20:10:30 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 20 20:10:30 1986
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In article <562@cisden.UUCP> gmack@cisden.UUCP (Gregg Mackenzie) writes:
>Okay, okay, okay!  Maybe sleeping when you're tired and getting up when
>you're done isn't very practical, as several people have pointed out to 
>me in articles and mail (Sure don't havta hit ME over th' with a 2b'4 ta
>git my attention...huh-uh...no sir...not me...:-).  But, I still say it's 
>the "best" solution for healthy sleep.  
 
>Another good solution for your health is to use the buddy-system.  But
>then, that could make you late for work, too! :-)

Only if your 'buddy' is an alarm clock!  Now, I don't mind occasionally
waking someone up in the morning; especially if I kept them up late.
Normally I like peace and solitude in the morning.  It may be
the only time I can find it. Being responsible for someone else
getting out of bed is not my idea of a good morning. I'd rather wait
for someone to wake up on their own.
-- 

       Pamela K. Whitehurst 
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