My body clock is extremely strict on me. I wake up either at 5:30 or 5:59am right at the second, and once I wake up, I cannot go back to sleep. The only time I can take a nap is sometime around noon. And when I get to sleep, I have to be in bed by 10pm or I get extremely delirious if I'm not already concentrating on something. (I start shaking like a leaf after 11, no matter what I'm doing)

I like to listen to music before bed, and I usually sleep either on my side or on my back. I also have four large blankets on my bed, including a down comforter, no matter what time of the year it is. I like the weight and warmth.

And then when I'm already asleep, I have been known to sleepwalk. But I wouldn't be surprised if I really do. My dreams are long and vivid, so waking up is both a pleasure and a pain, because although I am relieved from taking a break from the twisted landscapes of my unconscious, I sometimes wish I never wake up because it is still my world.

Two things: A stiff matrice and being really close to the floor. The only times that I sleep in a normal bed is when I am travelling and have to stay in a hotel. I've been sleeping with this arrangement for the past 4 years and I find it the most comfortable. Pillows are another thing

I sleep under three to four blankets, most of the time, on the top bunk of a bunk bed. Usually go to sleep on my back, then wake up to find myself curled up on my side.

I also employ a plushie cat as a neck pillow. :lol: