Monday Quote by Irvine Welsh

“It was 2:49 in the morning. I had never, in my entire life, felt less tired.”

— John Green

“I slept a lot. Which I liked, because being unconscious meant not remembering.”

— Barbara Haworth-Attard

“You know it's a bad case when the only way you can catch up on your sleep is to get unconscious.”

— Val McDermid

“I should have known better than to rely on pills. You can't buy unconsciousness quite so cheaply.”

— Margaret Atwood

“He was tired, he realized, emotionally and physically. He wanted to lie down and turn off the world and sleep for a week.”

— Allan Folsom

“I was not a doper, I told myself - I just injected myself to recover and needed pills to sleep.”

— David Millar

“I wasn’t actually sleeping, more like daydreaming with my eyes closed.”

— Abi Ketner

“I’m like a man who’s been half-asleep all his life, trying to find out what he was like before he woke up.”

— Daniel Keyes

“Some days seem like the end of your life but then they aren't and you still have to figure out how to wake up…

— Jillian Lauren

“was having a particularly bad day that day.  I’d woken up late and then tripped on my way into work.  Normal stuff for”

— Linda Wright

“I had been having trouble sleeping, and had found that actually getting up was marginally preferable to lying in my bed batting away the…

— Jojo Moyes

“Consciousness is that annoying time between naps.”

— Karin Gillespie