seriously rubbing one out is the best remedy at least for me even when im home not gonna lie i sleep like a baby when the old lady doesnt wanna helkp out lmao
help getting to sleep when you aren't tired
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by walstib, Jun 6, 2011.
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And here's a simple old remedy that doesn't need a 'script: soak your feet in warm water. The way it's been explained to me, the heat draws blood away from the brain making you sleepy. I use a large plastic tub that I keep under the bunk. I warm the water in the coffee pot and mix it with room temp water.
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As previously mentioned, Melatonin is a good idea. Definitely helps with readjusting your sleep schedule. If you have an MP3 player or laptop and a means to download stuff, try downloading some audio books for next time. I usually try and go for light stuff, or humorous books. Just kick back, relax and most of the time you'll fall asleep no problem, I know I do.
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Slip yourself a ruphie.
..or chloroform yourself.walstib Thanks this. -
You were right, I was out by 3pm, woke up at 12:30am wide awake!!!!!...Great ride with no yawns!!!!!!!...Drove 11hrs and I'm already parked for the night by 1pmPDT... -
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I don't like driving at night, nothing to look at but the endless white lines...
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I find a nice warm glass of milk and a brisk walk put me over the edge.
I can relate on the night driving with you. I just can't do it anymore like I did when I was younger. -
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