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Monday, December 26, 2005

Somnambulizzle

Besides the sleeptalking thing, I'm a quiet sleeper. No snoring. No Frankenstein noises.

I think that's important, don't you?

In my opinion, the sleeptalking thing can be excused because, hey, who doesn't love a sleeptalker? Who wouldn't want to walk in on me giggling and musing that "I've got a red sled!" (has happened). If I were you, that'd brighten my night.

When I was a wee Erik, I walked in my sleep infrequently. Add to that the uncanny ability back then as I do now to completely roll my eyes back into my head, and you've got a pretty scary looking zombie child roaming the house at the witching hour. Imagine the surprise (read: fright) of my parents when I'd arrive at their door, eyes rolled back in my head, saying that "I want to sleep with you two tonight..."

I can't wait to pass those genes on!

5 Comments:

Sasha said...

ok, so let's see. you sleeptalk, you sleepwalk, you roll your eyes to the back of your head while in deep slumber, but you DON'T snore?

man, between you and a guy that DOES snore... whew. tough pick. so since i sleeptalk too, you think i should choose a snorer? :)

12/27/2005 1:20 AM  
Roselly said...

ahhh...no problem...what you need to do is marry someone who has a hearing problem and they will NEVER hear you say/do anything during the night.

In fact, I never knew that my dad could snoore until he took a nap about 4 years ago and holy cow, what a racket. HAHA!!

12/27/2005 7:23 AM  
Erik said...

hehe, okay. I think I should clarify and say that I no longer sleepwalk.

12/27/2005 10:51 AM  
Roselly said...

Well...bummer. How can I explain thosse dark haired kids who look NOTHING like their father?

12/27/2005 11:33 AM  
pinky said...

i'm a sleep talker and my husband figured out that if he asked me questions while i was in "sleeptalk" mode, i would answer them...

WITH BLATANT AND HUMILIATING HONESTY.

marry someone who is deaf and not nearly as deviant as my other half.

12/29/2005 2:15 AM  

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