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So it's official. I've hit the last three naps and each time had vivid dreams and woken up on my own before the alarm goes off...

... And I've been setting the alarm for 22 minutes. I still feel tired, a bit foggy headed, and a little bit goofy but emotionally I feel great! Which is a big damn plus. Each nap has been a "long" nap - I felt like I've slept way more than a mere nineteen or twenty minutes (which in reality is more like fifteen minutes or less if you count the time it takes to fall asleep). Long naps are great! Even if it's just subjective. If all my naps are like this from here out, I can really get behind some uberman sleeping.

Mike, unfortunately, is having the exact opposite time of it. He confided in me that his noon nap felt like five seconds, and his four o'clock nap, when I asked him how his nap had been, was related with, "I don't know..." and a shrug. It's a little disheartening to tell you imaginary readers the truth. I hope that he'll come around sooner, mostly because tired, slightly grumpy people are no fun at all.

But also 'cause it sucks to be tired and slightly grumpy all the time; I should know: I spent the first three attempts pretty much feeling like that. It certainly doesn't help that "all the time" includes an extra six hours a day.

So, the hat trick is in the bag. I hope it continues but somehow this felt like a significant milestone and needed writing about. If it does in fact continue, I sense that my energy level will continue to rise along with my mood, and as a result so will my productivity. I'm very excited about how the next twenty four hours will play out.