Comments on: Improve Your Sleep Posture http://www.puredoxyk.com/index.php/2009/06/26/improve-your-sleep-posture/ Polyphasic Sleep and Better Thinking Wed, 8 Sep 2010 17:33:18 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Aximilation http://www.puredoxyk.com/index.php/2009/06/26/improve-your-sleep-posture/comment-page-1/#comment-39020 Aximilation Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:44:56 +0000 http://www.puredoxyk.com/?p=1404#comment-39020 Funny how you mention falling asleep with a book, I can't help but be reminded of your twitter: (followed up by direct messages) Puredoxyk: I discovered that I can fall asleep gently holding a book IN THE AIR to protect it. Sadly though, prying it out of my ZZZing hands bent it! Aximilation (D): That's awesome, fingers of death! Puredoxyk (D): Hehe, no, my husband took it away after I was out cold, still holding it in the air! You get the nice silly/sweet blend going on there. On sleep posture, I totally agree. I remember the first time I got on a polyphasic schedule I folder a blanket up and took my naps curled up under my desk at home. Now that I'm on a long term schedule, I decided I have no use for my bed, so I got rid of it and just have a futon pad which I lay out on the floor for my core and possibly evening nap. (Ok, my room is messy and the pad stays on the floor...) If I could figure out how to rig it up, I would hang a hammock in my room so I could pull it against the wall/ceiling when not in use, talk about extra room! The only downside of not having the bed is when I do sleep longer than 3/4.5 hours, I can get stiff and sore, not pleasant. Funny how you mention falling asleep with a book, I can’t help but be reminded of your twitter: (followed up by direct messages)
Puredoxyk: I discovered that I can fall asleep gently holding a book IN THE AIR to protect it. Sadly though, prying it out of my ZZZing hands bent it!
Aximilation (D): That’s awesome, fingers of death!
Puredoxyk (D): Hehe, no, my husband took it away after I was out cold, still holding it in the air!

You get the nice silly/sweet blend going on there.

On sleep posture, I totally agree. I remember the first time I got on a polyphasic schedule I folder a blanket up and took my naps curled up under my desk at home. Now that I’m on a long term schedule, I decided I have no use for my bed, so I got rid of it and just have a futon pad which I lay out on the floor for my core and possibly evening nap. (Ok, my room is messy and the pad stays on the floor…)

If I could figure out how to rig it up, I would hang a hammock in my room so I could pull it against the wall/ceiling when not in use, talk about extra room!

The only downside of not having the bed is when I do sleep longer than 3/4.5 hours, I can get stiff and sore, not pleasant.

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