It’s not the beauty of sunrise, so much in favour with businessmen after that first heart attack. I’m hoping it’s enough to conclude that it’s learning, however late, to think of a day as connected in some way to what went on during the one previous, and what will on the one following, rather than treating one, as I have for years and years, as something to pad with distractions and microscopic achievements until it’s time once more to wage war with sleep.
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
No More Waging War Against Sleep
I love the way Dean puts it, in discussing how he's started going to bed earlier and getting up earlier - a changed relationship with day cycles and sleep:
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