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Rough estimate, but I sleep from around 10:30 pm to around 6:30 am.
If I wake up and see a 4 or a 5 (or god forbid a 3) as the first number on my watch, I try to go back to sleep.
I’ve been known to Hurkle-Durkle until well past 8, but not that often.
A spectacular painting by Firelei Báez, now on display at ICA/Boston—I love how you don’t see the horses at first.
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Heheheh same but sometimes only, and mostly I woke up early at around 4:00 A.m to 5:30 or 6 like that❤️
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Early!
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Philippine residence is really like that heheh especially in the provinces
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Residents, I mean
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As we age, sleep can be elusive. “Hurkle-Durkle” is a wonderful term. Guilty as charged! That is quite the painting.
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Haha Laurie & thanks. I’m learning that fact about aging. (Kids can sleep anywhere and forever…jealous!) That painting is huge, so even more impressive in the gallery.
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I had to look at your link for Hurkle Durkle.
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Haha, I’m surprised you hadn’t heard of it. You’re a TikTok fan, right? 😉
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Thanks for reviving hurkle durkle. I’d forgotten about that one! And the painting is really cool. I took a closer look and saw more horses than I thought I would!
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I know, it’s a stampede, when you look close!
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