Hi Kilala, I can call you that, right? x'D

That's fine. :) How're you?

Good, a bit sleepy though. XD

*plays loud music as a cure for sleepy*

Sorry, I've slept through a live concert before, so unless I actually like the music it won't work. x'D

o.0 Slept through...

Whoa. I can't even maintain brain function during a live concert, let alone get comfortable or bored enough to sleep.

Yeah, it was a local band where I lived and they had them playing in the auditorium with really loud music. x'D The teacher had to wake me up, but I didn't even want to go to the concert to begin with, so yeah. x'D The concert was about forty minutes long and I slept through most of it. ^^; Even my classmates couldn't believe I did that.

Is ml magic? o 3o

lol, no, I just have a tendency of being able to sleep almost anywhere. As a kid I used to sleep with my head on top of a bunch of computer parts in my dad's backseat. And I've slept directly on the floor on my side only to wake up two hours later with a VERY sore hip. x'D People don't know how I could possibly sleep in places like that but I can. And most times I sleep through thunder storms as well, the only one having woke me up was one that shook my entire room. x'D

Golly. o Ao So... you really are magic.

Okay. Gonna stop being shocked now. I used to sleep comfortably on the floor right up until I hit forty. I sleep through thunderstorms. Used to sleep with my head on a textbook in school. And I've gone back to sleep with a red fire bell jangling right outside my apartment door. It just seems to be music in auditoriums that I can't sleep through.

I usually can't sleep if there are other people in the room, anyone except my little brother. (The same way I can't do anything- ANYTHING on the computer if there's someone looking over my shoulder.) Sleep is just so personal. That said, I have dozed off during double biology right after lunch :P

It all depends on the person, but there are times where you can't do what you used to when you were younger. For instance I used to be able to put one of my legs behind my head as a kid, and now I can't. x'D

I don't know what most of that means (I only know London by name) so I'm just going to assume that's a fair distance. x'D

I'm the oldest of eleven kids, whose parents used to always keep us in small houses (like three rooms). I can do nearly anything around a crowd, except think clearly. Though letting someone else sleep can be hard. I don't have trouble with babies sleeping, but anyone older than a little kid, I want them to wake up and talk to me. LOL