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Kathleen said:

I've sleepwalked more than a few times during periods of intense stress.
Once I went into my parents' room, dragging my bedspread, and told them
I was tired and to get the hell out of my room. Another time I woke up
downstairs with every light on, standing in front of the bookcases. And
several times I woke up in the pitch dark on the second story landing of
the stairs, totally disoriented. I've also had extended, apparently
lucid conversations with my husband that I have no memory of at all.

It is nice to know that I am not the only one who does this.

Becca

I doubt seriously that you are anywhere near alone on this dear. ;-)
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Omelet said:

In article <[email hidden]>, Becca <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Kathleen said:

I've sleepwalked more than a few times during periods of intense stress.
Once I went into my parents' room, dragging my bedspread, and told them
I was tired and to get the hell out of my room. Another time I woke up
downstairs with every light on, standing in front of the bookcases. And
several times I woke up in the pitch dark on the second story landing of
the stairs, totally disoriented. I've also had extended, apparently
lucid conversations with my husband that I have no memory of at all.

It is nice to know that I am not the only one who does this.

Becca

I doubt seriously that you are anywhere near alone on this dear. ;-)

The only reports I hear, is when someone kills his wife, accidentally,
and he claims he was sleepwalking. I am completely harmless... at least
I think so.

Becca

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Omelet said:

In article <[email hidden]>, Becca <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Kathleen wrote:

> I've sleepwalked more than a few times during periods of intense stress.
> Once I went into my parents' room, dragging my bedspread, and told them
> I was tired and to get the hell out of my room. Another time I woke up
> downstairs with every light on, standing in front of the bookcases. And
> several times I woke up in the pitch dark on the second story landing of
> the stairs, totally disoriented. I've also had extended, apparently
> lucid conversations with my husband that I have no memory of at all.
It is nice to know that I am not the only one who does this.

Becca

I doubt seriously that you are anywhere near alone on this dear. ;-)

The only reports I hear, is when someone kills his wife, accidentally,
and he claims he was sleepwalking. I am completely harmless... at least
I think so.

Becca

I somehow managed to turn off my alarm clock this afternoon. Fortunately
my bladder woke me up in time. ;-)

Then I remembered that we'd had a close lightning strike that caused a
brief blackout about an hour after I went to sleep. That's how my alarm
setting got screwed up.

Brownouts cause my fan to shut off and that always wakes me up.
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Omelet said:

Brownouts cause my fan to shut off and that always wakes me up.

And quite lucky for you that they occur.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death

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Mark Thorson said:

Omelet said:

Brownouts cause my fan to shut off and that always wakes me up.

And quite lucky for you that they occur.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death

Thanks!

Thats one of the funniest Urban Legends I've read in weeks! <lol>
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In article <[email hidden]>,

Mark Thorson said:

Omelet said:

Brownouts cause my fan to shut off and that always wakes me up.

And quite lucky for you that they occur.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death

Thanks!

Thats one of the funniest Urban Legends I've read in weeks! <lol>
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Peace, Om

But, erh -- er why are DH and I always yawning in the car with the fan on?
We've always wondered that. Maybe that's how it got started -- does anyone
else yawn -- once we get started yawning and can't stop, we roll down the
window, stop and get coffee, one time I slapped my face ;-)
Dee Dee

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Dee Dee said:

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In article <[email hidden]>,

Mark Thorson said:

Omelet wrote:
>
> Brownouts cause my fan to shut off and that always wakes me up.

And quite lucky for you that they occur.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death

Thanks!

Thats one of the funniest Urban Legends I've read in weeks! <lol>
--
Peace, Om

But, erh -- er why are DH and I always yawning in the car with the fan on?
We've always wondered that. Maybe that's how it got started -- does anyone
else yawn -- once we get started yawning and can't stop, we roll down the
window, stop and get coffee, one time I slapped my face ;-)
Dee Dee

I tend to get sleepy when I drive long distances.
It's why I have an adderall prescription for commuting.

Keeps me alive on the freeway, fan or window.
I currently have no AC in the truck and have not for two years. The
window down is cooler.

I cannot sleep without a fan and it blows across my body, not my face. I
sleep with a comforter and PLENTY of air comes in under the door (about
a 1" gap) and we keep the house fan running all the time so more air
from the hallway comes in thru the vent.

I doubt I'm in any danger. ;-) Been sleeping with a fan now for 22 years.
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