Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Eric Dickerson (right?)
Mirtazapine. . .Remeron(TM). When a week of no sleep catches up with you (me) it does so with the force of a freight. Did sleep though the night, mostly. Ate breakfast, slept again until 4. Foggy headed, confused, disoriented, half-nauseous. Whew. Not complaining, was desperate, DESPERATE, for the sleep. But such a cost. Big test will be if I can saw some logs tonight. Nate in town. Hope you all are dreaming away.
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Dream log: Derek Jeter, lactating.
ReplyDeleteWas he breastfeeding? my husband asks (I am currently breastfeeding, so subject matter is not entirely unfounded...but) Dunno, but he was definitely producing milk.
i'm no shrink, but it doesn't sound good.
DeleteI compete in my sleep, was the message I took. With all-stars. Silly girl, er, mom.
DeleteEric Dickerson? I would have went Kevin Harvick, Bobby Allison, Cale Yarborough or Andy Hillenburg (who owns the Rock). But im a redneck. Show nascar some love man.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the sleep. Nate can give you some pointers. He could fall asleep at a cock fight.
I believe technically it's NASCAR. And I've never been to (in?) a cock fight with Nathan, I'm glad to say. But I've been to a NASCAR race and he could fall asleep at a NASCAR race. Any of us could fall asleep at a NASCAR race.
DeleteThere are four men in the Pro Football Hall of Fame that wore number 29: End Red Bagro (1030s Giants); Safety Ken Houston (1970s Oilers and Redskins); Wide Receiver Tommy McDonald (who played in the 60s for about forty different teams). And Eric Dickerson. So yea, I'd say that unless you loved Ken Houston, Eric Dickerson is a good call.
Ray Flaherty wore number 29 as a player, but he's in the HOF as a coach. So technically there are five 29s in the HOF.
Allison and Yarborough were in the first televised Daytona 500. The one that ended with them in a wreck and in a fight in the infield. Although not under #29 at the time, still noteworthy. Fair enough though. I am no nascar fan. Sorry. NASCAR. Wish i could say the same about cock fighting.
DeleteGet some quality sleep. I thought for a gleaming second the 'Z' was a namesake, but then my brain kicked in and knew it was some needed sleep. I go with #29 and Kevin Harvick and the Budweiser Chevrolet. You know too well my connections with Nascar. Too late for true stories, another time. If I could tell you what I was dreaming. I will leave it at that. Sleep tight!
ReplyDeleteAnyway I thought Potter's post was an invitation to conversate about the dreamlives we're currently experiencing without his sleepless co. but I guess it was a dork convention on football. Never claimed to know anything about how men communicate.
ReplyDeleteNate can also fall asleep on your couch and spill a quart of beer in said couch and pretend like nothing happened.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the sleep brother, I miss it so...It was just a little over 4 years ago when I used to sleep. (oldest son is 4)
JAZ, thanks for clutching out and making sure any NASCAR holes were filled...you are the "go to" guy on this blog. Didn't want to have to bother Heather's dad for info...and btw from what I heard, you couldn't carry his jock in the NASCAR arena. Your Ricky Rudd poster is child's play from what I understand.
CJ...keep sawin'
No, was absolutely trying to start a dream log. Was also referencing days by most famous jersey number I could think of. Holding myself to the no google rule, but it's getting difficult quickly. So easy with the dork stuff. I think men communicate pretty much the way the rest of the species does.
ReplyDeletemy last dream involved Copeland trying to keep me from the fair. Somehow he's become my dream ego in the Freudian sense. Kinda a bummer b/c dreams are one place you'd want id to take over. That and I'm dreaming about copeland.
Just thought of a 30, maybe. Im allowed to check right?