Stage 2: Day 1 (Day 5)

This is a quick post between classes, so it might be a little truncated.

Last night I ended up getting to sleep about 2:30. Let me tell you, it was HARD to get up out of bed this morning. Seriously, I didn't even notice the first time my alarm went off (let's hear it for the ability to turn off your alarm before you're awake). I did manage to get up after the second time though. It took me about ten minutes of sitting there, to get up the mental capacities to get out of bed (I'm not always quite the morning person. Well, I am, but only after I take my shower). After my shower I still wasn't quite all awake. You know how your eyes feel acidic when your body doesn't think you've slept long enough? Yeah.

Once I finally got working on some homework, I felt better. I'm not really tired right now. I'm alert and attentive, but if I laid down, I'd be out. This is the point I wanted to get to for now. Once I fall asleep every time I nap, I'll be that much closer to true polyphasic sleeping.

I have noticed that, although I'm fine in the analytical basis (Math, CS, etc), I'm starting to lack on the writing and conversational points. This blog isn't so bad, but text-based conversations are getting weird. I'm making all sorts of run on sentences, using far too many parenthesis, spelling things wrong, it's terrible. Granted, I still know what I'm talking about. If we were in a face to face conversation, I would be totally coherent, and they would know what I'm saying, but still.

Well, I have to get ready for class.

Sleep so far: 3.5 Hours.

P.S. Sleep yesterday: I got about 5 minutes of sleep during my 10 PM nap. So, sleep yesterday was still around 5 hours.