When the night has come… and the land is dark…

Entry Filed under: Mumblings

March 5th, 2008

For the past month, I can't make myself go to bed earlier than at least 2-3AM for some reason... This weird sleep regime is kind of harsh since I often find myself falling asleep during daytime, but I still persist on functioning like this. What I, personally, can conclude is that it's very relaxing and productive to work without all the noise that usually plagues my surroundings. Without cars, mentally ill people passing by on the street making all sorts of noises and producing weird howls, strain dogs and tuned up motorcycles (more like gearbox smashed, exhaust pipe pierced, engine boiling scooters that are only good for getting bugs in your teeth and blood in your kidneys), the only thing that I need to worry about is the noise that my CPU cooler makes. I often find myself listening to music on a really low volume level with an impression that it's pretty loud, which is very weird, but also strangely relaxing (even when listening to not so relaxed songs), seeing that I don't have to bring my ears close to destruction in order to get my daily dosage of tunes. Also, most would argue that "night birds" like me never hear the birds singing in the morning, but I beg to differ... I have no idea why, but birds around my place start singing as early as 2:30AM! The sun isn't even close to the horizon, and yet the night sky echoes with "cheeps"! How weird is that? Meh... I still have to close the window to avoid their decibel peak at 4:30AM, so I'm not planning on being a bird lover anytime soon (excluding owls, they keep their mouths shut - just the way I like 'em).

How long will I continue like this? Don't know, but it usually lasts a month or two until I get back to the real world sleeping/working hours norm. (I'm sure those nasty birds will get to me sooner or later) Until then - hoo, hoo!

Storytime! OSX86 - out of the picture… for now