Morning!
That was me this morning. I didn't want to get up but our resident mini doxie sort of insisted. But after fortification of a bit of breakfast and several cups of coffee I'm coming around.
I don't have a sound machine, but I have oodles of soothing sounds (white noise) saved in my collection at youtube. I also have this website to go to and its a loop....so turn off the monitor but keep the pc on, and listen to it all night..which is what I do often.
SimplyNoise -- The Best Free White Noise Generator on the Internet.
And this is my youtube collection:
My alarm clock is the sound of waves crashing on the beach.
I don't usually use an alarm clock but when I did, it would be music. Nothing is worse (to me) than waking up to an annoying buzzing sound. What a terrible way to be woken up!
Unfortunately, when you use the TV as white noise while you sleep, music tends to be incorporated into your dreams. I have to put my annoying sound out of reach, too, so I have to get my feet on the ground to make it go away. By then, well, hell, I'm up anyways...
Yes, I don't trust leaving the TV on as it can too easily go into stuff, not necessarily music, that isn't white noise to me and it does get incorporated into my dreams or it wakes me up. The movies I choose to be white noise don't do that.
I never could sleep with talking or music going on. I find it too distracting. I can sleep with other types of noise just not talking or music. I usually sleep with my fan on because the noise drowns out other noises and actually helps me sleep. If you knew how much electricity your TV eats up, you would hardly ever leave it on. Lol.
I was outside a couple of weeks ago near my electric boxes, and I noticed that mine was spinning SO fast, so I went inside and turned off some things so I could see what it was. Well, when I shut off the TV, it was only spinning 1/4 as fast, even running my dishwasher or my washer or dryer doesn't make it spin that much. I used to leave my TV on during the day sometimes, for background noise or just in case something interesting came on,whatever. Now, I hardly ever have my TV on.
Morning!
That was me this morning. I didn't want to get up but our resident mini doxie sort of insisted. But after fortification of a bit of breakfast and several cups of coffee I'm coming around.
"Once more into the breach..."
Have a good day, coffee shoppers. 
Morning!
That was me this morning. I didn't want to get up but our resident mini doxie sort of insisted. But after fortification of a bit of breakfast and several cups of coffee I'm coming around.
Morning, Foxfyre, Montrovant, and everyone else's name I can't process at this moment. lol
I ended up with a 91% on that exam; my first A in that class in 6 weeks.
Of course, last week, I went right back to getting a mid-B on everything.... lol
Who knew Calculus could be so complicated?
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Morning!
That was me this morning. I didn't want to get up but our resident mini doxie sort of insisted. But after fortification of a bit of breakfast and several cups of coffee I'm coming around.
Morning, Foxfyre, Montrovant, and everyone else's name I can't process at this moment. lol
I ended up with a 91% on that exam; my first A in that class in 6 weeks.
Of course, last week, I went right back to getting a mid-B on everything.... lol
Who knew Calculus could be so complicated?
Hi Sixfoot. I don't think anybody should hang their head in shame if they barely pass calculus, let alone make B's.
Of course, the little one is home from school, so I won't be doing any work until later tonight. 
Yokota is Tokyo. That's not too bad. But Kadena means Okinawa, which is 1500 miles south of Japan. That's another 6 hours past Tokyo! A half a world away might as well be another universe, though. I'm planning on trying the Cat A (standby) option is what I will be considering next summer to get to visit them on Okinawa. The price is right. As retired military, I can fly anywhere in the world I want, provided a seat is available on a military aircraft. On their way over, my daughter and granddaughters got to see some A10 Warthog aircraft refueled in flight! What a trip. And while the temperature leaves something to be desired, they were able to lay down in the cargo strap sling seats to sleep. They also had access to their luggage to retrieve extra blankets because it was strapped to the floor in front of them.
Morning!
That was me this morning. I didn't want to get up but our resident mini doxie sort of insisted. But after fortification of a bit of breakfast and several cups of coffee I'm coming around.
Morning, Foxfyre, Montrovant, and everyone else's name I can't process at this moment. lol
I ended up with a 91% on that exam; my first A in that class in 6 weeks.
Of course, last week, I went right back to getting a mid-B on everything.... lol
Who knew Calculus could be so complicated?
Hi Sixfoot. I don't think anybody should hang their head in shame if they barely pass calculus, let alone make B's.
Perhaps. But, I am my own biggest critic after all. lol
Morning!
That was me this morning. I didn't want to get up but our resident mini doxie sort of insisted. But after fortification of a bit of breakfast and several cups of coffee I'm coming around.
Morning, Foxfyre, Montrovant, and everyone else's name I can't process at this moment. lol
I ended up with a 91% on that exam; my first A in that class in 6 weeks.
Of course, last week, I went right back to getting a mid-B on everything.... lol
Who knew Calculus could be so complicated?
Hi Sixfoot. I don't think anybody should hang their head in shame if they barely pass calculus, let alone make B's.
Perhaps. But, I am my own biggest critic after all. lol
Most of us are our own worst critics. But I've lived quite a bit longer than you I think and trust me, when I say this. The things that really matter, that anybody is going to remember, is how important people are to each other, and how you made them feel. They may admire great achievement and appreciate that excellence is part of who you are--that is unlikely to change--but it won't be what they miss about you or love you for.
