“You frown while you sleep.”
It is funny how the person who told me this was not the woman
who has been sharing a bed with me all these years. Rather, it was a friend who
shared a room with me for three nights while we went cycling in Taiwan. It was
only after I told this to my wife that she confirmed on the next day: “Yes, you
did.”
How many similarly obvious and potentially useful
discoveries might have completely escaped our awareness on a daily basis?
Anyway. So I frown while I sleep. Does that make me look
like a crumbled piece of paper? What underlying psychological truth does that
reveal about me? Does it show that I am by nature a worrier or a pessimist?
Does it show that I carry a load of negative thoughts with me to my slumbering
world? Does it show that I can’t even relax while resting for the night?
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