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grammarwoman) wrote2010-02-07 01:34 pm
grammarwoman) wrote2010-02-07 01:34 pm
Afternoon delights
No, not THAT kind. Geesh!
Sundays are my day to sleep in, which I did this morning, and ah, that felt good.
I'm on month two of my CPAP regimen. I'm a bit disappointed that I didn't have the immediate surge of energy that my mom exclaimed about, but I figure a) her sleep apnea was off the charts, and b) seeing as she's retired, she can pretty much sleep in as late as she wants as often as she wants. But still, I notice that I'm sleeping a lot better, and my husband isn't alarmed by my lack of breathing when he checks on me anymore. Oh, and my CPAP is almost adorable. It's DRD shaped! All it needs are the bendy antennae.
Plus, I managed to pass a test literally in my sleep. In order for my insurance to pick up the cost of renting the CPAP, I had to use it at least 70% in the first three months. It only took me a month and a week to satisfy their metric. Go me!
Right now, the Emperor is building one of his Lego kits, singing songs from "Imagination Movers" and quizzing me on episodes, interspersed with doing his best impression of a pirate captain. He's Captain Argh, I'm Captain Long Hair, and my husband is Captain Hat Beard. There was a bit of problem earlier when Captain Argh couldn't find "the invisible anchor cranker" so we could stop the ship and look for treasure. (Seriously, stop and say "anchor cranker" to yourself a few times, and see if you're not grinning like a fool.)
Life is good.
Sundays are my day to sleep in, which I did this morning, and ah, that felt good.
I'm on month two of my CPAP regimen. I'm a bit disappointed that I didn't have the immediate surge of energy that my mom exclaimed about, but I figure a) her sleep apnea was off the charts, and b) seeing as she's retired, she can pretty much sleep in as late as she wants as often as she wants. But still, I notice that I'm sleeping a lot better, and my husband isn't alarmed by my lack of breathing when he checks on me anymore. Oh, and my CPAP is almost adorable. It's DRD shaped! All it needs are the bendy antennae.
Plus, I managed to pass a test literally in my sleep. In order for my insurance to pick up the cost of renting the CPAP, I had to use it at least 70% in the first three months. It only took me a month and a week to satisfy their metric. Go me!
Right now, the Emperor is building one of his Lego kits, singing songs from "Imagination Movers" and quizzing me on episodes, interspersed with doing his best impression of a pirate captain. He's Captain Argh, I'm Captain Long Hair, and my husband is Captain Hat Beard. There was a bit of problem earlier when Captain Argh couldn't find "the invisible anchor cranker" so we could stop the ship and look for treasure. (Seriously, stop and say "anchor cranker" to yourself a few times, and see if you're not grinning like a fool.)
Life is good.