I can't think in terms of days.
After work on Friday (the day before yesterday that still feels like today, and would have even monophasically because damn it 3:30 a.m is an edge case in human language), I went over to my sister and her fiancee's house.
And then I proceeded to slowly go deranged, as described in my last post.
At one point in the morning (saturday morning), we went to a flea market. Then the oddness started.
Gripped in the terrible impression that life is an independent movie of which I am only an extra, I began stumbling about the clutter pretty much speaking to myself. I remember at one point picking up and carrying around a lamp in the shape of a grizzly bear holding in its grizzly paw a tinier grizzly bear. At another point I was waving a $4 machete around while searching for a sharpei I had befriended moments earlier.
I ended up only buying the book "The Skeptic's Guide to Conspiracy Theories". I still regret putting down my lampish grizzly friend.
Afterward I tried to take a nap in the car on the way to work, but simply couldn't. Instead, I argued at length, with passion, about Danny DeVito. Other than DeVito, I have no idea what I was arguing about.
Work passed by in a pleasant delirium with interruptions of hebephrenic giggling and sudden moments of terrible gravity and sobriety. Stuff got done whether I giggled or reflected on the nature of the uncaring universe.
After work, I got ready to take my 11:00 nap. Basically by holding my cat as I wandered about the house singing "If I were a Deep One". Then I slept.
And slept right up until the alarm for my 3:00 a.m. nap.
I don't consider this a setback in the schedule, though. Even an obviously severe case of sleep deprivation went entirely away in 4 hours of sleep. Really, I feel completely refreshed. This might not be a good example of Uberman, but it shows that the Everyman schedule should definitely be possible for regular people.
Now I'm going to read until my next nap.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
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