Thoughts from the Early Morning of an All-Nighter.

[cerulean_sky]

There's a certain point when, pulling an all-nighter, it ceases to be a task to stay awake. What it is after that, is a task to get one's body to move.

I like pulling all-nighters, interstingly. I think it's an interesting feeling for my mind to be fully awake and active, and my body to be less responsive. I don't know why.

Also, I think I'm an insomniac by choice. I mean, I like sleeping. Or, at the very least, I enjoy being snuggly in my bed. I hate that I waste so much time with sleep. If only there was some way to do things while asleep. (Fully conscious, I mean. I know of sleep walking and all that.) Or I wish there was a way to feel all snuggly and warm in bed, but not be in bed and asleep.

Ah well.

P.S. Making tea in my bathroom so as not to wake my parents made me think of college. I mean this in the sense of everything of mine being in one single dorm. Including the electric teakettle I fully intend to bring to college. (1- Yes, that's what I was using, and 2- if I guzzle this much tea next winter, I'm definitely going to need that kettle.) I love college dorms. I just do. Having a whole house, essentially in one room makes me feel so... organized, actually. In a really nice way. :D

Whoo. Lookit. Sky's mind is a little rambly at 5am. *pats self on the head*

Comments

[lskull86.livejournal.com]

flicking through this thread and remembered that, amusingly, one of my suitemates is a former tea salseman.

His nose turns up everytime I make tea with my coffee maker (which doesnt stop him from having good advice on how long to steep specific types of teas in a given temperature :-P)

[anonshadow.livejournal.com]

*amused*

That kinda reminds me of the guy I know who's a law student. Who hates law, but insists on talking about it.

If I didn't like him so much, I might smack him.