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There are many things that may happen at night to most people. Here are some of them:
EATING SPIDERS
Did you know that the average person eats up to eight spiders in their lifetime. Well, I’m scared of spiders, and I hate to think how many spiders I have eaten while I’ve been sleeping.
THE SLEEPING ARM
This happens to me quite a lot. I fall asleep and wake up half hour later, to find that I can’t feel or move my arm. My arm feels dead and really heavy and I have to move it with my other arm. I then feel all the blood starting to circulate, making my arm feel better again.
CRAMP
This is the one that I hate most and I’m sure that most of you will agree. I get into bed and start to get cosy stretching out my legs. I start to feel the cramp coming and can’t do anything about it. The pain is really bad and only lasts about 10 seconds, but it feels like longer.
CLIFF DIVING
Ever dreamt that somebody with a machine gun was chasing you or you were running from an alien. You start to run really fast and suddenly find yourself falling down a cliff. Before you reach the bottom, you wake up, often jumping.
NO ESCAPE
I’m sure that a few of you must have dreamt that you were running away from someone, and found that you couldn’t run. I find that this dream is very horrible and frustrating, because you are trying to run and find that something is pulling you back, making you run in one spot.
DRIBBLING
Now don’t say that you have never dribbled in your sleep, as I’m sure everybody has done this before. Whether it was last week or last month, I bet that you have waked up to find a bit of your pillow wet.
So have you experienced any of these?
EATING SPIDERS
Did you know that the average person eats up to eight spiders in their lifetime. Well, I’m scared of spiders, and I hate to think how many spiders I have eaten while I’ve been sleeping.
THE SLEEPING ARM
This happens to me quite a lot. I fall asleep and wake up half hour later, to find that I can’t feel or move my arm. My arm feels dead and really heavy and I have to move it with my other arm. I then feel all the blood starting to circulate, making my arm feel better again.
CRAMP
This is the one that I hate most and I’m sure that most of you will agree. I get into bed and start to get cosy stretching out my legs. I start to feel the cramp coming and can’t do anything about it. The pain is really bad and only lasts about 10 seconds, but it feels like longer.
CLIFF DIVING
Ever dreamt that somebody with a machine gun was chasing you or you were running from an alien. You start to run really fast and suddenly find yourself falling down a cliff. Before you reach the bottom, you wake up, often jumping.
NO ESCAPE
I’m sure that a few of you must have dreamt that you were running away from someone, and found that you couldn’t run. I find that this dream is very horrible and frustrating, because you are trying to run and find that something is pulling you back, making you run in one spot.
DRIBBLING
Now don’t say that you have never dribbled in your sleep, as I’m sure everybody has done this before. Whether it was last week or last month, I bet that you have waked up to find a bit of your pillow wet.
So have you experienced any of these?
Foreman wrote:
> CLIFF DIVING
> Ever dreamt that somebody with a machine gun was chasing you or you
> were running from an alien. You start to run really fast and suddenly
> find yourself falling down a cliff. Before you reach the bottom, you
> wake up, often jumping.
Yep. This has heppend to me. But I fall out of bed somtimes.
> CLIFF DIVING
> Ever dreamt that somebody with a machine gun was chasing you or you
> were running from an alien. You start to run really fast and suddenly
> find yourself falling down a cliff. Before you reach the bottom, you
> wake up, often jumping.
Yep. This has heppend to me. But I fall out of bed somtimes.
There are many things that may happen at night to most people. Here are some of them:
EATING SPIDERS
Did you know that the average person eats up to eight spiders in their lifetime. Well, I’m scared of spiders, and I hate to think how many spiders I have eaten while I’ve been sleeping.
THE SLEEPING ARM
This happens to me quite a lot. I fall asleep and wake up half hour later, to find that I can’t feel or move my arm. My arm feels dead and really heavy and I have to move it with my other arm. I then feel all the blood starting to circulate, making my arm feel better again.
CRAMP
This is the one that I hate most and I’m sure that most of you will agree. I get into bed and start to get cosy stretching out my legs. I start to feel the cramp coming and can’t do anything about it. The pain is really bad and only lasts about 10 seconds, but it feels like longer.
CLIFF DIVING
Ever dreamt that somebody with a machine gun was chasing you or you were running from an alien. You start to run really fast and suddenly find yourself falling down a cliff. Before you reach the bottom, you wake up, often jumping.
NO ESCAPE
I’m sure that a few of you must have dreamt that you were running away from someone, and found that you couldn’t run. I find that this dream is very horrible and frustrating, because you are trying to run and find that something is pulling you back, making you run in one spot.
DRIBBLING
Now don’t say that you have never dribbled in your sleep, as I’m sure everybody has done this before. Whether it was last week or last month, I bet that you have waked up to find a bit of your pillow wet.
So have you experienced any of these?
EATING SPIDERS
Did you know that the average person eats up to eight spiders in their lifetime. Well, I’m scared of spiders, and I hate to think how many spiders I have eaten while I’ve been sleeping.
THE SLEEPING ARM
This happens to me quite a lot. I fall asleep and wake up half hour later, to find that I can’t feel or move my arm. My arm feels dead and really heavy and I have to move it with my other arm. I then feel all the blood starting to circulate, making my arm feel better again.
CRAMP
This is the one that I hate most and I’m sure that most of you will agree. I get into bed and start to get cosy stretching out my legs. I start to feel the cramp coming and can’t do anything about it. The pain is really bad and only lasts about 10 seconds, but it feels like longer.
CLIFF DIVING
Ever dreamt that somebody with a machine gun was chasing you or you were running from an alien. You start to run really fast and suddenly find yourself falling down a cliff. Before you reach the bottom, you wake up, often jumping.
NO ESCAPE
I’m sure that a few of you must have dreamt that you were running away from someone, and found that you couldn’t run. I find that this dream is very horrible and frustrating, because you are trying to run and find that something is pulling you back, making you run in one spot.
DRIBBLING
Now don’t say that you have never dribbled in your sleep, as I’m sure everybody has done this before. Whether it was last week or last month, I bet that you have waked up to find a bit of your pillow wet.
So have you experienced any of these?