It’s one of those nights …I can’t get to sleep.
I’ve tried warm milk , reading , listened to a story… still no sleep.
Now I’ll never get any sleep with my iPad giving out blue light .
Have you any tried and tested tips on getting a good nights sleep
sounds as if your mind is too active preventing you from sleeping. What I do is go onto the computer for half an hour and that should quieten/slow down your brain activity. It works for me
I tell myself, Bonus, I have some free hours to do what I want, watch a movie, look for a fun game, work on a project, clean something or just lay around, etc.
My brain will come up with an objection like, but you’ll be tired tomorrow or I’m too tired to do that. Then I start wondering about that. What can I do tomorrow if I’m tired? Why am I too tired?
Then I can decide what I want to do.
I also have a long list of sleep remedies I’ve gathered over the years. Those rarely work when I’m at the stage of frustration. But I might try one, depending on my mood.
lol you must really hate that show. You’ve posted about it more than once.
I went to look up Midsummer Murders and found that people (even in media articles) interchange that with Midsomer Murders. That’s weird because Midsomer is a place in the show. How does the spelling change?
Another tongue in cheek suggestion for the OP. Check out the boring thread.
I’m the same Ripple some nights for me sleep is impossible…I just give in to it either read a book or come on here till my eyelids feel heavy…works for me.
I find audible books can be helpful.
I’m listening to Bram Stoker’s Dracula at the moment on Amazon.
Oddly enough I find it quite relaxing, the only downside is that when you doze off you miss some of the story and have to go back again…no big deal though.
My iPad isn’t that old, 2yrs
I had to look up blue light … Blue light is the type of light emitted by most modern digital devices , including smartphones, tablets, computer screens, flat screen TVs, …
It’s not recommended to go online a hour or so before sleeping
As it can interfere with sleep.
Haha. You all are missing the best part. I love the end of the Midsomer Murders when the mystery comes together. Sometimes it weaves together nicely like an Agatha Christie novel. Admittedly, I can’t watch a whole episode in one sitting. It does move quite slowly in the beginning.
Happy sleeping for everyone who uses it as a sleep aid.
It’s awful not being able to sleep. I had this a few months back and it lasted for about a week, what helped me was dramatically reducing my screen times and getting plenty of exercise.
The most I get in one go, is from midnight to 5am and that includes getting into bed. If for some reason being awake for 19 active house does not send me off quickly, then I pick up a book with the bedside radio quietly tuned to World Service and that combination usually has me asleep within 40 - 45mins. I still awake at 5am to start my day