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Posted by dreamer on October 29, 2001, at 23:09:07
you just wanna say i give up and lie down where you stand to see if anyone notices
When there's no more energy and fight but you don't wanna die.
Posted by KB on October 30, 2001, at 6:59:29
In reply to Ever feel so drained of trying that, posted by dreamer on October 29, 2001, at 23:09:07
Yes!!! Sometimes I can't dredge up enough energy to get off the bus - and sometimes I want to curl up on a sunny spot on the pavement (if I had a tail I would drape it over my nose). I feel like I could sleep foreever.
Posted by tina on October 30, 2001, at 9:48:26
In reply to Ever feel so drained of trying that, posted by dreamer on October 29, 2001, at 23:09:07
> you just wanna say i give up and lie down where you stand to see if anyone notices
> When there's no more energy and fight but you don't wanna die.I'm there right now dreamer. If you find a cushy spot to lie down, let me know. I seem to always end up lying on little pointy rocks.
Posted by Krazy Kat on October 30, 2001, at 10:51:41
In reply to Ever feel so drained of trying that, posted by dreamer on October 29, 2001, at 23:09:07
yep. am just wishing i was back in my bed, but the dog blanket would do nicely as well...
Posted by sar on October 30, 2001, at 13:07:27
In reply to Re: Ever feel so drained of trying that, posted by Krazy Kat on October 30, 2001, at 10:51:41
i've been known to fall asleep on park benches, or pull over and lay down in the grass to look at the sky. once i saw a hawk.
in austin last year, i saw a man sprawled out on the sidewalk by a bar. some sorority girls jogged around him, some boys stepped over him. i called 911 for him, he looked scary and i didn't want to go near him. i still hope i didn't get him in trouble. that particular sidewalk may have just looked comfy to him.
Posted by wendy b. on October 31, 2001, at 14:00:21
In reply to Ever feel so drained of trying that, posted by dreamer on October 29, 2001, at 23:09:07
> you just wanna say i give up and lie down where you stand to see if anyone notices
> When there's no more energy and fight but you don't wanna die.
yeah! i have been soooooo sleepy lately. could be the season, all the leaves seems to be quickly falling off the trees here in NY. the cold is whipping around my little house, and someone told me the other day that it takes 2 weeks for our bodies to adjust to the change in the weather. mine is 30 lbs lighter this fall than last year (wellbutrin, thank you!), so it feels like it's going right through me.the change in daylight hours, from setting the clocks back, has me a little confused... i woke up at a putative 5:15 yesterday morning, and couldn't go back to sleep, when i finally did, it was almost time to get up again.
on top of it all, i have been out of wellbutrin for 2 days (due to a combination of my not picking up the paper scrip from the pdoc's office on friday, and then the scrip being written wrong, thanks, doc!). i take 300 mg per day, and i am really dependent on it for being happy and "up," and this is probably contributing to my feeling of wanting to crawl onto the couch and not get up for hours. the unwashed dishes in the sink are beckoning, however...
w.
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