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From: gmack@cisden.UUCP (Gregg Mackenzie)
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Subject: Re: Sleeping
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Date: Wed, 19-Mar-86 16:14:08 EST
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In article <592@watdragon.UUCP> (Alec Saunders) writes:
>In article <548@cisden.UUCP> gmack@cisden.UUCP (Gregg Mackenzie) writes:
>>
>>The best solution is to sleep when you're tired, ....
>>.... and get up when you wake up 
>
>Point is that if you have a rigid timetable to stick to your better off getting
>a set amount of sleep (good for you or not ...)

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! :-)

Gregg Mackenzie
cisden!gmack