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From: Sad Guy on 11 Jun 2008 00:28
Hi Guys , i can wake up but i have trouble staying awake, especially since i
work on pc which is laptop on a bed.. :) , so if you have any advice how to
quickly beat up drowsyness after waking up id appreciate it.
what i found works for me is turning loud music on or showering my head ,
but i often find myself doozing back to bed :(
help!


From: GB on 11 Jun 2008 11:38

"Sad Guy" <sad(a)guy.com> wrote in message news:g2nk91$ltb$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr...
> Hi Guys , i can wake up but i have trouble staying awake, especially since
> i work on pc which is laptop on a bed.. :) , so if you have any advice how
> to quickly beat up drowsyness after waking up id appreciate it.
> what i found works for me is turning loud music on or showering my head ,
> but i often find myself doozing back to bed :(
> help!


Ummm, looking at the message headers, you posted this at 4.30 AM local time?
That would have nothing to do with your daytime drowsiness?

Also, you need more of a gap between work and sleep. Where else could you
work?



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