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@ 2006-08-02 – 16:45:42
I woke up this morning with my head where my feet are supposed to be. My duvet and pillows were also switched.
Not quite sure how I managed to do that.
Sleep deprivation is obviously having a bigger effect on my than I originally thought. Although when I was turning around and re-arranging my bedding, I was in fact sleeping.
It baffles me a little bit.
Ilse
moirob
Steeny
It's a challenge every single time, I tell you ;-)
bacup
Hi. Sounds like you were in a hypnotic trance. When you're dozing but semi awake, you can control your subconscious when your in this state. This means anything you learn while in this trance will imiediatly become second nature.
Steeny
Would this state also mean I would have absolutely no recollection of what happened?
Maybe you did more than just rearrange your bedding (and yourself).Check the soles of your feet...you haven't been oputside have you?!
Steeny
Don't think so, my feet were clean. I have never ever sleepwalked apart from once when I was about nine and apparently asked my dad who in our living room at that time where the ball had gone. The volleyball players needed it back.
We had attended a volleyball tournament that day...Since then, I don't think it has happened.
Strange...No repeat performance last night though.
MoiGirl
i've done that one - and only once. i was very scared when i woke up!!
Steeny
The only thing I was worried about when I woke up was locating my glasses which didn't seem to be on my bedside table. They were, only the bedside table was in its usual place and I wasn't.
I went into automatic pilot after that and wasn't till I was on my way to work I realised it was slightly odd...
MoiGirl
you got flip turned upside down
as the Fresh Prince would say
Steeny
As long as it gets me a big mansion in Belle Air, I am fine with that. Throw in the butler and you've got a deal.
varshakale
I have heard about a person who used to wrap his bedding, take it along with him and walk abot a mile distance, sleep their for an hour and return and sleep at his usual place in bedroom. All this in sleep.
By that standard you need not worry. Switching head to leg is quite common phenomena.
Steeny
It is one way of getting the exercise in ;-)
Glad I don't do that though. Hasn't happened since so am hoping it is just a one-off.
Cocktailer
I do that.
I put it down to the earth's magnetic forces. Somehow I thought I must be feeling everso slightly uncomfortable with meridiens my body must be crossing when I'm lying in my bed. Magnetically I want to head-up in the opposite direction. So I change round.
Either that, or its simply cooler down that end. Yeah. That'll be it.
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Your head is attached to the bottom of your legs? How do you manage to put pants on with a head in the way?