Recovering from jet lag
Last night was the first time in three nights I slept throughout.
Two nights after my return from SYDNEY, I found myself awake between 1-4 a.m., my biological clock wondering why I tried to sleep in what must have seemed like an AUSTRALIAN AFTERNOON.
I wasn't jet-lagged during the trip: I slept on the long flight from SAN FRANCISCO, woke up in Sydney in the morning, and my body seemed to glide right into Australian time.
Coming back has been a different story.
When I arrived home late Sunday night, my body was primed as if it were morning. By noon the next day, I was so tired I couldn't keep my head up.
Any jet lag has been well worth it, though. I fell in love with Sydney on that trip.
Two nights after my return from SYDNEY, I found myself awake between 1-4 a.m., my biological clock wondering why I tried to sleep in what must have seemed like an AUSTRALIAN AFTERNOON.
I wasn't jet-lagged during the trip: I slept on the long flight from SAN FRANCISCO, woke up in Sydney in the morning, and my body seemed to glide right into Australian time.
Coming back has been a different story.
When I arrived home late Sunday night, my body was primed as if it were morning. By noon the next day, I was so tired I couldn't keep my head up.
Any jet lag has been well worth it, though. I fell in love with Sydney on that trip.
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