Wow, a medal!

[martint235]

I like medals so much I got two for LEL (the normal one and the LRM one). I was in a pretty bad way at BC southbound due to lack of sleep. I got a good 6 hours in there though and was ok from there.

I'll be volunteering in 2017.

 

[Pale Rider]

Iwas in a pretty bad way at BC southbound due to lack of sleep. I got a good 6 hours in there though and was ok from there.
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You did well.

One of the problems we had was sleep being disturbed by snoring and, put plainly, farting.

No easy answer to that in a communal situation, not helped by everyone being on a different sleep timetable.

We couldn't allow alarm clocks which meant we had to record everyone's bed position and a wake up time to wake them up individually.

My time on bed watch was quite quiet, but I avoided any administrative foul-ups which I was pleased about.

One French bloke moved to avoid a snorer/farter, but came out to tell me so I didn't go in a couple of hours later to wake an empty bed.

 

[martint235]

You did well.

One of the problems we had was sleep being disturbed by snoring and, put plainly, farting.

No easy answer to that in a communal situation, not helped by everyone being on a different sleep timetable.

We couldn't allow alarm clocks which meant we had to record everyone's bed position and a wake up time to wake them up individually.

My time on bed watch was quite quiet, but I avoided any administrative foul-ups which I was pleased about.

One French bloke moved to avoid a snorer/farter, but came out to tell me so I didn't go in a couple of hours later to wake an empty bed.

That was part of the reason I was in such a state. I'd got in to Edinburgh at about 3am and gone to sleep. Someone snored really loudly (only the once that I recall) and I looked up at the high windows, saw daylight and was up, dressed and eating breakfast before I realised it was only 5.30am.