Showing posts with label aspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aspiration. Show all posts

Friday, 21 February 2014

#052 My Olympic AspiraShawns III

The training continues...

Milestones continue to be reached. Today, I have set a personal best for this the 1st Sleeping Olympiad. Unaided by alcohol or drugs I have attained a Personal Best, Seasons' Best and Olympic Best. 10:36am.

I attribute this time to watching the Winter Olympics all day and 4 episodes of Supernatural at night. Seeing as this strategy is working, I will continue my training unchanged and will strive for an 11am wakeup. 

If I am not too careful I might run the risk of sleeping through Sunday morning altogether.

Tuesday, 18 February 2014

#049 My Olympic AspiraShawns II

I am pleased to say that I have made it through the semi-finals for the Sleep-In Olympics. 

And not only have I consistently been sleeping in past 9:30 am every morning, but I have been DRUG-FREE since Saturday night. Hell, I've even stopped my mid-night pee break!

I have become a lean, mean sleeping machine!  

There's no stopping me now.  

The finals are on Sunday morning. The training and late morning practices continue!

Zzzzz Zzzzz Zzzzz

Tuesday, 11 February 2014

#042 My Olympic AspiraShawns

Just two days into my official vacation (Saturday and Sunday didn't count), if sleeping-in were an Olympic Event, I'd have thus far made it through the quarter-finals.  And my intentions are to medal.

When I was young, sleeping in was a given, but these days I fight to remain in bed past 7am. For some, that might sound like a dream come true, for me it's a nightmare.

If I had credit one thing for helping me in my competition thus far, I'd say it was our marathon viewings of the Winter Olympics.  Watching all these athletes force themselves to reach faster, higher, stronger is exhausting.  I can barely manage to watch all that they are doing! 

If I had to credit two things, the second would be the blue bippies (aka Extra Strength Tylenol PM)  I've been taking when I go to bed at night... not so much to get me to sleep, but to keep me asleep. 

Okay, so I'm not necessarily competing cleanly, but I'm willing to do what it takes, by any means to make it to the top of the podium.