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I love that you had the sense enough to actually illustrate such a blog post.
Good advice, though!
Take care. I hope tonight is uneventful at your house.
You know my advice, coffee, lunch, walk, Red Bull!
First off thanks for the tip on TP, noted and passed along. Secondly sorry to hear about your issues hopefully they are through with.
However I have a slightly more refined suggestion to keep your wits about you today. Lots of protein, no sugar and frequent small cups of coffee. If you start drinking red bull you'll end up crashing really hard when the sugar buzz wears off. While nothing will replace the sleep you missed out on, a caffeine nap might do the trick at lunch. Strong cup of coffee and a 20 minute nap, no more than that or you'll end up in REM sleep and you're not coming back from that. You should wake refreshed. I wrote an article yesterday as a guide for students trying to stay up and be productive at the same time, the same thing goes for trying to function on reduced sleep.
BTW make sure to take your vitamins you are much more likely to get ill on less sleep. Good luck today
We had the same thing at our house a few months back - my daughter was throwing wet wipes down the toilet. It wasnt pretty what the plumber found!