Too excited about writing to sleep

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  1. timothyjward profile image89
    timothyjwardposted 14 years ago

    Does anyone else ever get so exciting about writing that they can't go to sleep. This happens to me sometimes and I'm just wondering if this is a good thing or a bad thing? Sure I get some good writing in but then i look and feel like a zombie all the next day. Am I the only one.....?

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      sophsposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I get like that sometimes, it seems I have writer's block through the day then as soon as I get into bed good ideas just come flooding in! yikes

  2. Ohma profile image61
    Ohmaposted 14 years ago

    You are not alone. I am however currently suffering from a case of writers block. I just wish I could write.

    1. timothyjward profile image89
      timothyjwardposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Hope you get over the writers block...

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    hamstersmessiahposted 14 years ago

    i'm often up for twenty or more hours at a stretch until i've absolutely exhausted my sensibilities but find some good stuff comes out so i guess it's worth it.

    1. timothyjward profile image89
      timothyjwardposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      thanks I've never had a twenty hour stretch but it's goog to know some good can come from it

  4. Hokey profile image59
    Hokeyposted 14 years ago

    I practice meditation before I go to sleep to slow my mind down. It always works.

  5. Ann Nonymous profile image61
    Ann Nonymousposted 14 years ago

    With each passing day I find myself sleeping less at night (sleeping less in general!!!) and dedicating more time involuntarily to writing. Every time I turn the lights off an idea pops in my head and the ideas keep flowing until I write them down. And once I give in to turning the light back on I am sometimes back up until 5, 6, 7, 8 am.

    No, it is not healthy, but perhaps it is just a phase because I lived under the harsh word and realities of writers block for months before and this is such a difference. It's a love -hate relationship. I love that I have so many ideas and that I am able to FINALLY write freely but I hate that I literally CAN NOT sleep for lack of my brain not turning off!!!

    All in all I wouldn't trade this in for the world...

    ha ha ha ha hypergraphia!?!? I hope not! LOL

    So, my fellow hubber, "rest" assured you are not alone!!!

  6. wrenfrost56 profile image57
    wrenfrost56posted 14 years ago

    Happens to me all the time, get up all bleary eyed the next day and then do it all over again! I never learn. smile

 
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