INSOMNIA

I once read  in Time Magazine that when, out of nowhere,a person crossed your mind, it is highly possible that that person is thinking of you,too.

Whoa, there you are, hopes raising that the apple of your eye is likely thinking of you every second--because you do.

Okay, dream on. No one stops you.=)

It is just 11:18 p.m. as I try to muse on Insomnia. I was actually hoping to title this "Sleepless in Pampanga" but I have used that on my other articles.

I would have thanked my inability to sleep early has it been a school day when I am supposed to pen a rigid paper due soon, or when I am doing it for something purposeful. The thing is, it is sort of like a holiday for me--classes in graduate school is yet to start on the 26th and my work as an IELTS Instructor is yet to resume on the 23rd.

I don't want to turn this article into another listings of tips on how to cope with this problem. I want this article to be as spontaneous and as experiential as it is supposed to be.

And,so,this insomnia happens every time I eat so much dinner or I have showered late or yes, when my heart is feeling faulty--worse, when all three happen.

As today, luckily, I ate  too much lumpia and my stomach and chest aren't so happy being too heavy.

Your case might be different and I would love to hear from you.

In the mean time, I am trying to tire my eyes by blogging, watching films, and reading some poems--these activities somehow calm me.

I truly hope that I could get more testimonials or any sort of literature about insomnia. That might be possible when we start weallexist.com already. We are still working out some particulars and we will inform you about its launch.