Regarding the hour

A weblog from someone with similar sleep patterns as me, but putting some actual research into it, including consulting physicians. One gave the person an actual diagnosis I have not heard of before: Delayed Sleep-Phase Syndrome.

That certainly gives me pause for thought. I was also struck by the writer's description of spending hours lying awake after being sent to bed, as a child. By gar, my own bedtimes were just so, night after night. I haven't thought about it in a long time, but I absolutely remember the truth of it. Have I been shifted forward like this my whole life?

And now that I have a new straw to grasp at, should I try again to do something about it?

Two SCAT things.

Dear local yokels:

There will be a Gameshelf shoot of some sort on Saturday, Dec, 10, from noon to four in the SCAT studio in Union Square. Theme and games TBA.

Let me know if you're interested (or conditionally interested) in being talent. I am presently working on switching these sorts of announcements over to email, since I've become recently convinced that the talent pool I'd like to have is larger than that which is currently available to me through LiveJournal. (Apologies to anyone who I badgered into getting an LJ account over this, ha ha.)

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As a random fun thing, you are all invited to tomorrow night's (11/30) taping of The Rock Candy Show at the same location, 8pm. (In fact, tapings of the show are open to the public, but few know about it, and it's not like the drink selection is very good anyway, so the audience is usually limited to whoever the bands happen to bring along.) I've been helping the show as a cameraman for several of its monthly shoots as a way to return the favor to its producer for being The Gameshelf's director.

Tomorrow's acts include Yoni Gordon & the Goods and Molecule. I have no idea what they sound like, much like I have had no idea about any of the other musicians who've shown up. But I've more or less liked them all so far.