Biphasic: Day 3.1

I am once again incredibly tired, but I'll pull through. Woke up without the massive pulse spike that accompanied me yesterday, so that is a plus. And my reflexes are somehow sharp as ever... when I go to pour soy milk, I always shake it first. Well, I shook a bit hard, lost my grip and somewhat threw it to the ground. Instead of a loud noise and possible soy milk kitchen saturation, I found the soy milk swirling, but nestled safety in both my hands. Not sure how my hands could move so fast when my eyelids can barely stay open. That part is very difficult in the mornings, regardless of how awake the rest of my body seems to be. Very difficult. I'm considering some light exercise when I wake up to quickly rejuvenate me, but I worry that it might make me more tired.

On another note, dreams. I remember reading that polyphasic sleep allows for some unbelievably realistic dreams. I can declare the same is true for merely biphasic sleep. I remember feeling in my dream last night. I felt water, on the back of my left hand. Yes, there were unrealistic elements and the obvious signs that I was dreaming, but the vividness was almost uncanny. I find this very exciting (though if you were to look at me now, I look anything but excited...). Whether these dreams are a temporary byproduct of the sleep deprivation or something I can come to expect remains to be seen.

And one more note... I think I hear a bird snoring outside.