TF you mean ‘all’. Sink zero is a win all by itself!

You are going to have so many stories to tell after this. Eventually you will be able to look back on this.

Did the floatel have a particularly large sway that your body felt but your brain didn’t consciously register? So it woke you up with alarm but without knowing why?

Assuming you’re just in a queue, is it worth a chat with someone about needing to get home sooner due to medication? It’s a legitimate need and they may be able to negotiate with someone?

SAD? Hormones? I get it sometimes when I’m really thirsty for some reason. Bodies are weird and brains are even worse. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I realised how much I lip read to process speech now my TV sound keeps getting out of sync with the picture.

Also probably explains why I can recognise people from the way their mouth moves better than their eyes…

Oh! And holding three conversations at the same time!

😆 yep random singing, inside voice breaking out, face on broadcast, this is our household too.

Not that I’ve found! 😆

I never built up a tolerance for caffeine as I’ve never really had more than a cup of tea so any can affect me if I’m already whizzy. I also found the standard adult dose of ADHD meds too much so maybe I’m just really sensitive to stimulants!

I’m the same, my brain is usually so hyped up that caffeine can have erratic effects. I’ve had jitters from having two cups of tea, but also fallen asleep before I’ve even finished the cup. I pretty much gave up caffeine as a teenager because of the mania it induces.

Delayed reaction. With sleep you’ll feel fine the day after the bad night, but the day after that is when the effects kick in.

Plus it takes three good nights to catch up on sleep. Which is why we should have three day weekends.