and I'm sure Sandy's dreams are of a swimer grasping for a rope?


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From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 1:31 PM
Subject: The Dream Machine


> I slept for five and a half hours straight last night for the first time
in
> a very long time.  I had to get up then because I drank a can of pop
before
> going to bed so you know what that means.  Otherwise, I wouldn't have been
> surprised if I had gone 7 hours straight.  In fact, I was so wide awake at
> 5:30, it took me a good 30 minutes, or more, to go back to sleep.  I was
> tempted to stay up because I felt so good.  Unfortunately, I can't
remember
> dreaming.  I could make one up, however, for those interested in my
dreams.
> It also took a little adjusting during the night but it was much better
than
> in the hospital and the dream machine is also very quiet.  So, now that I
am
> not afraid of it, I am sure I will get better use out of it.  With the
> larger mask over my mouth and nose, and the hose running from it out the
> front and over to my night stand, I rather feel like I am flying a jet
> fighter so that's what I pretend I am doing while going to sleep.  I've
> always wanted to be a fighter pilot anyhow.  I have a sleep tape I made
once
> that sounds like a jet flying fast and high.  Maybe I should get that out
> and listen to it at night.  I have also figured out that I can use the
hose,
> since it is six feet long, to rope round Sandy to keep her closer to me at
> night.  It works well for that, too.
>
> Phil.
>
>