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the number of organizational change emails i get on a weekly basis is staggering
Stop sending them to yourself. WALA!the number of organizational change emails i get on a weekly basis is staggering
Guerilla marketing from the food court?I’m at MSP, where I just heard the following announcements:
”Paging ‘Po-tah-to’ or ‘Po-tay-to’ Pratt, please dial 201 from a red courtesy phone.”
[a few minutes pass]
”Paging ‘Tah-co’ or ‘Tay-co’ Pratt, please dial 201 from a red courtesy phone.”
What the Sam Hill is going on here???
you mean like job moves/promotions within the company?the number of organizational change emails i get on a weekly basis is staggering
corporate restructuring, mostly. but yes that also involves moves/promotions/reassignments/departures.you mean like job moves/promotions within the company?
sounds like the corporate consultants are at work.corporate restructuring, mostly. but yes that also involves moves/promotions/reassignments/departures.
Class field trip, IMO.I’m at MSP, where I just heard the following announcements:
”Paging ‘Po-tah-to’ or ‘Po-tay-to’ Pratt, please dial 201 from a red courtesy phone.”
[a few minutes pass]
”Paging ‘Tah-co’ or ‘Tay-co’ Pratt, please dial 201 from a red courtesy phone.”
What the Sam Hill is going on here???
the number of consultants here probably dwarfs the number of employees at many small-mid size businesses.sounds like the corporate consultants are at work.
It sucks for a few weeks but I can't sleep without it now unless I'm drunk.
1st night for me sucked. 2nd night changed my life, and I haven't fell asleep without it since. There are things I don't like (straps that rub painfully, whatevs) but I can't do without it at this point. Also, prepare for some fun dreams!Night 2 went better. My nose is sore around the nostrils though.
If this has what's been making me a miserable ******* all the time, I'm going to not tell my wife and stay miserable.
I wake up way better, instead of struggling to wake up and don't want to rush home just to go to bed, YET.
So far I've noticed a difference
#### YEA!Roverkid update: after the principal met with her French teacher, he decided that it would be untenable for her to have to take her class for the next 3.5 years, so she's switching to a self-study online course for the rest of high school.
Finals are this week. Looks like she's managed to pass all of her classes even though she has something like 300 reported class absences for the semester.
I've had super vivid dreams for the past year and a half. Didnt know that was part of apnea. They can't get weirderfacook said:1st night for me sucked. 2nd night changed my life, and I haven't fell asleep without it since. There are things I don't like (straps that rub painfully, whatevs) but I can't do without it at this point. Also, prepare for some fun dreams!
Typically cpap helps people fall into REM sleep longer, so they have a chance to dream more. I've had more and more vivid dreams in the last year+ since I got a cpap.shuke said:What's this?
I had the uptick on Nightmares ......Typically cpap helps people fall into REM sleep longer, so they have a chance to dream more. I've had more and more vivid dreams in the last year+ since I got a cpap.
For me it's the donuts, every time. Based on my results, you might want to try the vodka.So, if you had a bad day (like I have), which would you grab at the end of the day?
Chocolate mini donuts? or Pineapple flavored Vodka?
That's all I got
For me it's the donuts, every time. Based on my results, you might want to try the vodka.![]()
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huh... I always remember my dreams better when I'm sleeping fitfully, not deeper REM stuff when I usually don't remember anything.Typically cpap helps people fall into REM sleep longer, so they have a chance to dream more. I've had more and more vivid dreams in the last year+ since I got a cpap.
What is Forrest Gump's password?Co-worker just showed up with a huge box of chocolates and bad Forrest Gump jokes are flying up and down the hallway.
Can you try different settings?belljr said:Night 4 with the CPAP ... DID NOT GO WELL.
I thought this machine was supposed to end all this!@#!@
I lay down to sleep, with the air tickling at my nose. I decide to try to sleep on my back, always a stomach sleeper so this is taking some getting used too. The fluterring feel of my deep breaths are relaxing me and I drift slowly off to sleep. Around 11:30 (about an hour after I fell asleep) - BOOM - I awake, wide awake. I lay there for a moment trying to go back to sleep. I can't. Get up walk down stairs, go to the bathroom, sit on the couch for a few minutes. Go back up try to sleep. NOPE. Ok I'l try turning on the TV - that usually calms me and I'll fall asleep. NOPE. Turn off the TV, walk back down stairs. NOPE. So doing this routine for hours - I finally go back down stairs, turn on the TV and pass out around 3AM. The 5:30 alarm sucked today.
So now I'm angry, tired, agitated, caffeinated and exhausted.
This was one of the reasons I went to get tested:(
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I had some weird dream last night where I was out with some friends and for some reason had to shower and change clothes but the only clothes available were my buddy’s wifes maternity clothes. Later I was in some old mansion being chased around by the ghosts of the Golden GirlsEl Floppo said:huh... I always remember my dreams better when I'm sleeping fitfully, not deeper REM stuff when I usually don't remember anything.
go on...I had some weird dream last night where I was out with some friends and for some reason had to shower and change clothes but the only clothes available were my buddy’s wifes maternity clothes. Later I was in some old mansion being chased around by the ghosts of the Golden GirlsEl Floppo said:huh... I always remember my dreams better when I'm sleeping fitfully, not deeper REM stuff when I usually don't remember anything.
So, you dream in Scooby Doo? Neat?Can you try different settings?
I had some weird dream last night where I was out with some friends and for some reason had to shower and change clothes but the only clothes available were my buddy’s wifes maternity clothes. Later I was in some old mansion being chased around by the ghosts of the Golden Girls
GM: God dammit Tanner, now I need to change my passwords!!!!1!!Officer Pete Malloy said:What is Forrest Gump's password?
1forrest1
No being serious, on mine I can change humidity, pressure, ramp up time and pressure, etcSHUT UP!@##@!
Sorry on edge
I know - that was just a schtick play on my first postNo being serious, on mine I can change humidity, pressure, ramp up time and pressure, etc
But I do have nights where I get woken up for whatever reason and can’t get back to sleep with the damn thing on
define "moment"belljr said:I lay there for a moment
5 - 10 minutesdefine "moment"
sleep is like any other habit. you have to train yourself to get good at it. wake up, stand up, make coffee, turn on the tv..... your brain is going to tell you to do that again the next time you get up. and the next. and the next, etc.
wake up, open eyes, lay there, close eyes.... feel the sweet, sweet release of sleep. your brain is going to want to do that the next time, etc.
and like any habit it takes time to develop a good routine. if you're going to wake up and want to go back to sleep, why get up and walk around? why not just stay there in bed? find a new position.. tell yourself a story about... anything. before you know it you'll be out.
i'm a Brown County Champeen sleeper.. 5-10 minutes is nothing. i still sometimes lay awake for 30-40 minutes but with eyes closed. depends on what i've done that day. or if i'm trying to go to bed early even if i'm not tired. Sunday nights are usually a ##### because i've slept in Saturday and Sunday.. and i'm not tired til 12 - 12:30 but i know i need to be in bed by 11 or i'm toast the next day. so i'll get in bed and lay there.. slowly winding down until i'm out.5 - 10 minutes
I don't have a problem falling asleep originally it's the when I wake up an hour after I've been asleep that I just lay there and can't seem to fall back asleepi'm a Brown County Champeen sleeper.. 5-10 minutes is nothing. i still sometimes lay awake for 30-40 minutes but with eyes closed. depends on what i've done that day. or if i'm trying to go to bed early even if i'm not tired. Sunday nights are usually a ##### because i've slept in Saturday and Sunday.. and i'm not tired til 12 - 12:30 but i know i need to be in bed by 11 or i'm toast the next day. so i'll get in bed and lay there.. slowly winding down until i'm out.
ordinarily, i hit the bed and i'm out in under a minute (guessing as i don't know but it feels damned instantaneous).
took a long time to get to this state. used to be all over the map with bed & wake times. not drinking enough water. drinking too much caffeine. would sleep in fits and starts. wake up wired at 2 AM and stay up, etc.
anecdotal but what worked for me was a brute force routine. hard bed time, stay laying in bed unless it's an emergency, shift positions for comfort but no compromises like watching a bit of tv, reading for a while, etc. and if i woke up in the middle of the night... lay there. no rewards like getting up to raid the fridge, play a couple games of Tetris, etc. had to train my brain that bed is for sleep.
that said, i wasn't dealing with any medical issues that may have caused me to wake like restricted breathing, restricted blood flow, unstable bladder control, etc. for me it was just not respecting sleep and having to treat it with a proper level of seriousness. ymmv.
El Floppo said:huh... I always remember my dreams better when I'm sleeping fitfully, not deeper REM stuff when I usually don't remember anything.
Just what my sleep doctor told me.Forgive the dumb question, but you did get it set by a sleep doctor, yes? Should be dialed in for you. Also, are you using just the nose pillow, or the full face mask? I tried the nose piece and hated my life. I need the full mask because...well, because I'm a mouth breather. Yes, I know, shocking.belljr said:Night 4 with the CPAP ... DID NOT GO WELL.
I thought this machine was supposed to end all this!@#!@
I lay down to sleep, with the air tickling at my nose. I decide to try to sleep on my back, always a stomach sleeper so this is taking some getting used too. The fluterring feel of my deep breaths are relaxing me and I drift slowly off to sleep. Around 11:30 (about an hour after I fell asleep) - BOOM - I awake, wide awake. I lay there for a moment trying to go back to sleep. I can't. Get up walk down stairs, go to the bathroom, sit on the couch for a few minutes. Go back up try to sleep. NOPE. Ok I'l try turning on the TV - that usually calms me and I'll fall asleep. NOPE. Turn off the TV, walk back down stairs. NOPE. So doing this routine for hours - I finally go back down stairs, turn on the TV and pass out around 3AM. The 5:30 alarm sucked today.
So now I'm angry, tired, agitated, caffeinated and exhausted.
This was one of the reasons I went to get tested:(
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Yes sleep doctor.Just what my sleep doctor told me.
Forgive the dumb question, but you did get it set by a sleep doctor, yes? Should be dialed in for you. Also, are you using just the nose pillow, or the full face mask? I tried the nose piece and hated my life. I need the full mask because...well, because I'm a mouth breather. Yes, I know, shocking.
In her '15 Toyota Sienna, imo.One of my less than stellar students has been up in the office all day.
I asked our dean (mid 30s soccer mom type) what the kid did. She tells me he broke another kid's calculator and then they fought about it.
I told her "a broken calculator? that doesn't add up".
Pretty sure she wants me to put some sex in her butt now.
I filter all mine straight to the garbage. Been working great.the number of organizational change emails i get on a weekly basis is staggering