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In Bed Does Any Body?
Have to read a book before they go to sleep. It does not matter how late I am up I still need to read. Anyone else the same?
43 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes - that is exactly like me. If I haven't got a book to hand any old magazine will do. I even try and read when I've come back from a night out, and only stop if the words are swimming too much!
- 1 decade ago
Yes, I have to read or I can't get to sleep. Even after a night out and I'm so tired I can't hold the book up or focus on the words I'll read the same sentence 5 times before I give up!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I used to read myself to sleep all the time, but lately I've only been getting 4-5 hours of sleep each night so all I have to do any more is lay down and close my eyes.
- Autumn BrighTreeLv 61 decade ago
I don't HAVE to, but it makes it an easier transition in to dreamland if I do. I love to read anyway....so I generally have about 2 or 3 books lying around the house in different stages of being read...so it's not hard to pick one up for five to ten minutes before the sand man comes.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Yes me too I love reading, just finished Meave Binchy's Whitehorn Woods, as, like all her other books, excellent, I don't think I could sleep if I didn't read at least one paragraph before I turned the lights out and as my husband is as bad as me with reading books then that's great.
- 1 decade ago
I have to read at least three chapters of any book I am reading at the time so yes I am the same as you.
- pat zLv 71 decade ago
Books are too long and I'm in danger of getting too interested and staying up all night reading...so, I opt for a magazine (with short lightweight articles) or a crossword puzzle. No matter how late it is or how tired I am!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
After I have been here on Yahoo! Answers, no matter what time I retire, in order to wind down appropriately, I always grab a movie (VHS) and go watch a bit of it and it makes me drowsy and then I turn in. So, I have to see a little bit of a movie first before I call it quits. I need to wind down after concentrating here for a few hours. Best to you from Chris in South Portland, Maine, U.S.A. (I am 63 years old.)
Source(s): Most old movies I have on VHS format are so boring, but they are funny, too, and that is what relaxes me and makes it a pleasure to call it a day! Take care, now. - C. (Godzilla and Monster Zero!!! for starters.) - ~*~frankie~*~Lv 41 decade ago
I love to read laying down in a warm bed but I get too wrapped up in the story that I can never seem to fall asleep.
- Jayne 2 (LMHJJ)Lv 51 decade ago
I haven't been able to read a book in bed since I got married 17 years ago.
Which is probably good, as I just can't put it down once I start.
