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20 Mar 18
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....how long, typically, do you think it takes for you?
For me, I think, not usually much less than half an hour, and many changes of position.
Went on company business to Barcelona, and stayed over at a hotel with one of the guys, the night before the flight.
Getting ready for bed and he tells me that he snores!
Good job we had a big room, with king size beds, but the thing is he was virtually instantly (not more than 90 secs) asleep and snoring for England!
Is that normal?
For me, I think, not usually much less than half an hour, and many changes of position.
Went on company business to Barcelona, and stayed over at a hotel with one of the guys, the night before the flight.
Getting ready for bed and he tells me that he snores!
Good job we had a big room, with king size beds, but the thing is he was virtually instantly (not more than 90 secs) asleep and snoring for England!
Is that normal?
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Half a bottle of Southern Comfort then I'm out like a light but tend to wake every 90 minutes or so. No drink then it could take up to an hour or two but once out it is 7/8 hours solid for me.
Takes me approx 10 minutes but then i'm wide awake normally 5 hours after going to bed.I now longer go on golf trips with my mates because of this snoring problem.If i'm rooming with a snorer i'm in a state of permanent anxiety in case they go to kip before i do and of course they invariably do
.I have even been known to sleep in the hotel bath or corridor just to get away from guttural features.
I, of course, NEVER snore
.I have even been known to sleep in the hotel bath or corridor just to get away from guttural features.I, of course, NEVER snore
3 of us are going on a fishing trip to Devon later this year. It's a log cabin right beside a lake with 3 bedrooms to ensure I don't sleep with a snorer. It's worth the extra dollar imo
When I have to get to sleep as I have to be up for a certain time I always end up wondering "How will I know when I'm asleep?" Then I get befuddled by how instantaneously the night seems to go, being awake and then what seems like a few moments later, being awake again but several hours in the future, i.e. the morning. All this ensures I can't get to sleep. On normal nights I'm ok, perhaps a few minutes after everything is switched off, but I'd struggle before 2am.
Read a biography of a famous footballer: Beckham, Roonay, Gerrard.
Listen to an audiobook on youtube and have a timer set to switch PC off after about an hour.
I can usually fall asleep straight away, much to my wife's annoyance, it's when I get up in the night for a pee, then try to get back to sleep, is when I have a problem 
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