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Originally Posted by Greg Marra
I find that unless I have some sort of background noise, I find it very difficult to fall asleep. I have a ceiling fan in my room that I leave on High all year round because the noise it makes provides some constant noise for me to fall asleep too. For a while, I listened to quiet music while I was going to bed, but I haven't been doing that so much lately. At competitions, I like to turn the AC way up both because I love when I wake up and it's freezing except under my covers, and because it makes a blowing sound that helps me fall asleep.
Let's hope my college roommate finds noise as conducive to sleep as I do.
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I actually had a roomate in competitions who had the same situation, and though I tend to prefer silence I didn't have much problem with it...so there's always hope
Then again, I tend to fall asleep about 2 seconds after my head hits the pillow. I just...kinda fall out of reality. It's really quite nice.
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