It’s late, and I need to get to bed so I can start my morning ritual soon.
“BUZZZZZZZZ BUZZZZZZZZ BUZZZZZZZZ!” With an almost automatic and fluid motion I reach out and slam my palm over the snooze button. It’s 6:00 AM and like yesterday, and the day before; I don’t want to give up. Last night I had all good intentions to get up at 6 so I could work out, but that was last night when I was lucid. Now? Well I may be lucid, but that doesn’t men I have to get up.
I know later today I’ll kick myself for sleeping in, I do every day. Once I’m in the shower I’ll see my sagging middle section and wish it was gone. The only way for that to happen is to get up, right now, and go exercise. Last week I got up at 6 and did exercise and I felt great all day. I just need to slide my leg out from the covers and slip the the ground. Once I’m out from this blanket I’ll be awake enough to actually do what I know I need to do.
Well exercising only takes about 30 minutes and 10 minutes for a shower. That means I can just lay here a little bit longer before I have to get up. There is no harm in that. The fact that I can think this clearly right now means I’m awake and my brain is spinning up so I really can’t go to sleep again any way. I’ll just rest a few more minutes and then I’ll get up and go exercise.
“BUZZZZZZZZ BUZZZZZZZZ BUZZZZZZZZ!” What is that noise? What is that… Oh, yeah the alarm. I guess I wasn’t as awake as I thought I was. Thank goodness for the Snooze Button. With just a few more minutes of rest, I feel great and now it’s time to start exercising. I’ll just turn off this alarm…
“Ah crap! I must have turned off the snooze. It’s 7:00 am and now I’m going to be late for work!”


