It is not difficult to determine why we blind people are sleepy at 
inopportune times.  Because we haven't the same access to light as do our 
sighted counterparts our melatonin is released at incorrect times.  I would 
think with the standing and kneeling  it would be difficult to sleep in 
church.  Also, one wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to go up to the 
communion rail.
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From: "Pat Ferguson" <[log in to unmask]>
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 Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 2:20 PM
Subject: Re: sleepy time guys and gals


> Hi Everyone,
>
> I quite often drift off to sleep in Church. Paster Marty does not preach 
> boring sermans, but I'm always sleepy.
>
> Love and Blessings,
>
> Pat Ferguson
>
>
>
> At 08:13 PM 10/5/2009, you wrote:
>>Me too!  I have always enjoyed church but find it harder to stay the older 
>>I get. One thing I am trying is using my BrailleNote or PackMate to follow 
>>Scriptures referenced in the sermon. Maybe the Puritans had it right after 
>>all--hard benches, feather brushes for the ladies and hard knobs for the 
>>men. But then, what happened when the sleep-usher went to nodding off? 
>>humm?
>>
>>Listening for His shout!
>>
>>Grant
>>
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