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Oh yes, I saw that on the news. Looked br00tal.

I'm actually pretty satisfied with this winter, better than the last for sure. Just that most snow storms didn't last very long.
 
Probably this year. Lately I've gotten really tired of having to wait for someone to pick me up from places.
 
This is how it is with my and my brother:
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It's really true. I'm not envious of anyone who has an autistic relation. It must be very difficult.
 
As challenging as it is, I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. I guess you'd have to be in my situation to understand. Sure, my brother is very limited on a lot of things, but he will never know of the evils and all the bad things in the world.
 
I'm thinking on disregarding any kind of social life apart from my time at school and coming up with the most effective sleep routine of all. Living the life at night and morning, sleeping around afternoon and evenings.

School starts at 8:15 am and ends at 3:05 pm. If I go to bed around 4 pm and wake up around midnight, it would work. I get "activated" around my 9th and 10th hours of the awake day so if I were to switch to this odd routine, my most active and fresh minded hours would go to school, I'd enjoy my favorite time of the day (night and early morning).

The only problem is that the world doesn't work that way. I have a great chance to give it a try this week. Not the healthiest one (it's built on passing the sleep of night) but the most effective, for me.
 
I'm thinking on disregarding any kind of social life apart from my time at school and coming up with the most effective sleep routine of all. Living the life at night and morning, sleeping around afternoon and evenings.

School starts at 8:15 am and ends at 3:05 pm. If I go to bed around 4 pm and wake up around midnight, it would work. I get "activated" around my 9th and 10th hours of the awake day so if I were to switch to this odd routine, my most active and fresh minded hours would go to school, I'd enjoy my favorite time of the day (night and early morning).

The only problem is that the world doesn't work that way. I have a great chance to give it a try this week. Not the healthiest one (it's built on passing the sleep of night) but the most effective, for me.
I spent a lot of my winter break last year sleeping all day and being active at night, 4 PM to about 6 or 7 AM. Tried doing that permanently over the summer but it didn't work. It's too hard when you don't live alone and you have to get things done during the day. Obviously doesn't work with school, and since I live with 7 other people, I have to be quiet and not move around much.
 
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