Sleep deprived : )

My son just called and said he had found brake fluid on the drivers side carpeting. I suggested that he look under the dash for the leak. See this is what happens when you work midshift and don't get any sleep for 36 hours. :D Hopefully he'll use his brains and get some sleep before calling me again :rlaugh:
 
I totally know what thats like.

Interesting factiod about Codemonkey: I only sleep 3-4 hours per night. Sometimes less. Every two weeks or so I sleep a full 8-10 hours, when I feel weary and dumb.

I work a lot of hours at my job, and run a (time consuming) business at home, and have a significant other, and a daughter. So put that all together, and 8 hours of sleep doesnt factor in well. So my day usually goes from 5-6am in the morning to 1-3am at night.

Believe it or not, you can train your body to do this. I wouldnt advise it as a healthy option, but it can be done, with the help of caffiene and sugar of course. A 1 hour nap during the day doesn't hurt. I used to LOVE my sleep before I conditioned myself to do this. But, after a couple weeks of it, my brain really does get tired, and I feel stupid, and make a lot of poor mistakes. But it can be done, I've been doing it about 2 years now, and don't plan on changing it anytime soon.
 
codemonkey said:
I totally know what thats like.

Interesting factiod about Codemonkey: I only sleep 3-4 hours per night. Sometimes less. Every two weeks or so I sleep a full 8-10 hours, when I feel weary and dumb.

I work a lot of hours at my job, and run a (time consuming) business at home, and have a significant other, and a daughter. So put that all together, and 8 hours of sleep doesnt factor in well. So my day usually goes from 5-6am in the morning to 1-3am at night.

Believe it or not, you can train your body to do this. I wouldnt advise it as a healthy option, but it can be done, with the help of caffiene and sugar of course. A 1 hour nap during the day doesn't hurt. I used to LOVE my sleep before I conditioned myself to do this. But, after a couple weeks of it, my brain really does get tired, and I feel stupid, and make a lot of poor mistakes. But it can be done, I've been doing it about 2 years now, and don't plan on changing it anytime soon.


I've been doing this a lot recently. Pulled a 30 hour day the other day, working on an independent contract at home. Fortunately it's only a month long gig, any longer and I'd surely die.

It's a blast sipping coffee at 3am, and watching the sun rise soon after. :rolleyes: But you gotta do what you gotta do. :)
 
F THAT! I get up at 6:30 AM take the kids to school come home sleep till like 2:00 PM go to work come home at midnight sleep till 6:30AM. On the weekend's as long as the kid's will let me i sleep all day long!! Or i'll atleast take about 3-4 naps!!!!! :D SLEEP IS GOOD! peace





john :p
 
Did a job in Boise Idaho last week and into Satuday and Sunday with my 360 ton crane. Worked a 27 hour stretch but was up and awake for more than 31 hours. Nothing like driving 168,000 lbs. down the road at 2:00 a.m. and thinking you saw Bigfoot crossing I-84 going West bound.
 
DNA DOA said:
Did a job in Boise Idaho last week and into Satuday and Sunday with my 360 ton crane. Worked a 27 hour stretch but was up and awake for more than 31 hours. Nothing like driving 168,000 lbs. down the road at 2:00 a.m. and thinking you saw Bigfoot crossing I-84 going West bound.
Atleast it was from lack of sleep and not :cheers: :cheers: :D peace



john :p