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I check my FB messages and notifications. Bad, I know.

Do you sleep through the night or do you wake up tossing / turning?
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I usually wake up several times to go to the bathroom. Sometimes I get back to sleep easily and sometimes I toss and turn.

When do you usually start Christmas shopping?

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