"Night's in my veins, it's calling me, racing along these arteries."

[nausicaa83]

Last night I had another episode of sleepwalking. It's been 17 months since the last one, a personal record. Apparently, I got out of bed and opened the window shades, and then got back in. Obviously I woke up at dawn because of the unexpected light in the room. So, well, sleepwalking again. The good thing is it doesn't scare me like the first times because I know what's going on. I still wish I didn't do it, though, I'm always scared I could hurt myself, or open the front door or something.

Besides the weird nights, lately everything's been pretty quiet and uneventful, which is good. I still haven't seen that friend of mine since last week, when I got really angry at her. We technically still haven't talked about it, although she texts me everyday to see how I'm doing. I'm not angry anymore, of course, but I still feel ill at ease about it. I think I need another couple of days. ^^

And now have a Dean/Castiel video set to the Titanic trailer because this entry was getting too mushy! \o/

Comments

[ericadawn16.livejournal.com]

I once saw an interview on late night television with a guy who sleepwalked and fell off a balcony.

He's Okay but the doctor recommended from then on that he use a sleeping bag when he went to sleep and he's never had a problem since.

[nausicaa83.livejournal.com]

There's no way I could do that, there are double doors at the windows, and before I'd actually get on the balcony the cat would surely wake me up, but still...

WHY WOULD YOU SAY SUCH A THING????

Now I'm going to have nightmares about it!!!

[ericadawn16.livejournal.com]

Well, the point of the comment was that if you were scared about it, you could also invest in a sleeping bag since that worked for him and seems like it would work for others. The trick it that you zip it all up and then, your sleepwalking body is unable to get up and start walking around.