Hi Polona - I too usually sleep well, but on those nights when I don't my mind is running over a myriad of subjects. But it's not like counting sheep, the sleep - and dreams - don't come.
Hi Bill - I am constantly getting the two words wrong, Don't know if I can ever change - also, "who" or "whom", "whoever" or "whomever". Maybe some day.
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i can feel this one although i'm rarely affected by insomnia, and it also brings to mind a famous soliloquy :-)
Hi Polona - I too usually sleep well, but on those nights when I don't my mind is running over a myriad of subjects. But it's not like counting sheep, the sleep - and dreams - don't come.
Thanks - Warren
I know what you mean, but you want to say "lie." "lay" is either the past tense of "lie" or a transitive verb, as in 'Lay your burden down."
Hi Bill - I am constantly getting the two words wrong, Don't know if I can ever change - also, "who" or "whom", "whoever" or "whomever". Maybe some day.
Thanks - Warren
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