Greetings everyone!
At the time of writing this, my last 24 hours fell on Sunday (yesterday), and I'm going to write about the major thing I did on thst dsy, and how fulfilling it was for me.
Before it was Sunday, I've deprived myself of sleep for a couple of nights due to my participation in the ongoing Zealy campaign. The only way I could have been able to balance up is by taking naps during the day, but I don't see that opportunity because I have things I attend to during the day, and there's no way I would close up and go to sleep.
On Saturday, catarrh (running nose) held me so badly, and I went for a tablet to chase it off. In case you don't know, catarrh pills are 100% sleeping pills, and the drowsiness that comes from them is out of this world.
I took the pill; the catarrh left, but drowsiness held me so badly, which I managed to withstand because it was daytime and I didn't want to close off and go and sleep at home.
This is it;
Before I took the catarrh pills, I was already feeling dizzy due to the nights I had deprived myself of sleep, and when the medicine added its own, the drowsiness increased to 1,000%.
The night of that Saturday came, and I was supposed to sleep, but hey, the tasks for the zealy campaign were around, so I endured till 1:00 a.m. I did the task till around 3:30 a.m., slept for about 1:30 minutes and woke up by 5:00 a.m. to prepare for church...I go church very early
Before going to church, I properly drafted out how I would use a minimum of three hours to sleep when I comes back from church. And if by any means I need to switch off my phone to avoid disturbance, I will do that.
Mehn! Sleep delt with my life during church service, and to make it worse, I'm an usher. Although I did my best to reduce the number of times I went off to avoid embarrassment 鉁岋笍
As I got back from church, I ate food, and after that, I locked my door, opened the windows, and shifted the cotton to one side. I undressed myself, leaving only one shot, and I jumped on my soft bed and launched into deep sleep. I couldn't turn off my phone because I wanted to get notified by my friends via phone call in case tasks come out.
That was it. I slept around 1:00 p.m. and woke up by 4:00 p.m.
I saw my body came back to life. Sleep is really life.馃挭
I felt fulfilled by just the sleep, even though it appeared like I wasted my time because it's not a work, and I also had my ever-buzzing notification to attend to. To me, the sleep was worth more than work that day, and I'm glad I had it.
Thanks for reading
This is my entry to the Week 84, Edition 01 of the Weekly Featured in Hive Learners Community.
