February 5, 2012

Talking in your sleep: BorderBradors

I talk in my sleep.
It started in my mid twenties, stopped when I hooked up again with Sarah and started again 2 years ago.
Sarah finds it hilariously funny if she hears me talking, and last night she took notes as I never believe her in the morning.

I am planning on breeding a super dog. One that will fetch, carry and do the housework. It will be a border collie crossed with a labrador :)

WAKE UP!  No Sleep....READ!
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It even has a name, it’s a BorderBrador. I also have a name, I am a Somniloquist and only 4% of adults suffer this.

Note to Sarah – see I told you I was special ;) Note to everyone else, private joke, just smile anyway

Somniloquy, or talking in your sleep, is a harmless condition although it has been known to scare observers on occasion, so I am told ;) those that are awake can mistake the sleep talker for also being awake, as some of them respond back and join in a conversation.

Now I am sure Sarah takes advantage of me here, saying that I agreed things when I didn’t and as she suffers insomnia, I am partially dependent on her being awake to listen to these late night conversations. It seems I am very creative in these chats, maybe I need to get a voice activated dictaphone to record some more of my late night thoughts, who knows what things I can come up with!

Kevin

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  • http://jeremydent.posterous.com Jeremy Dent

    You probably make much more sense asleep than awake. Perhaps you could lie in all day, as well as all night, and get someone to record the wisdom?

  • http://www.arrowlighthaulage.co.uk Kevin Arrow

    I have no idea whether I make more sense sleep than awake, I am asleep ;) of course as I am sleeptalking , it all makes perfect sense to me ;)