I just came back from South Africa. It was an overseas exercise that I had myself involved for. The duration - 32 days. Long enough for my body clock to be tuned into African's time zone. It's 8 pm over there now, though it's 2 am now in SG. Which means it's supposedly time for me to sleep but I can't. It must have jetlag.
Or am I just too used to the comfortable queen-sized bed I had during my stay there? Or could be it be difference in weather that make me perspire in SG even as I sleep? Feeling jetlagged could, afterall, be a reason in disguise.
I just came back from South Africa. It was an overseas exercise that I had myself involved for. The duration - 32 days. Long enough for my body clock to be tuned into African's time zone. It's 8 pm over there now, though it's 2 am now in SG. Which means it's supposedly time for me to sleep but I can't. It must have jetlag.
Or am I just too used to the comfortable queen-sized bed I had during my stay there? Or could be it be difference in weather that make me perspire in SG even as I sleep? Feeling jetlagged could, afterall, be a reason in disguise.
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