When was the last time you slept more than nine hours?

[Bretrick]

Me? I would have to go back to about the year 2000. When I was still drinking beer.
Lucky if I get 5 hours now with 4 being about average

 

[LadyEmeraude]

Nine hours straight with no interruptions, not ever. It would be so great to have that occasionally,
or for that matter 6 hours.

 

[Bretrick]

Nine hours straight with no interruptions, not ever. It would be so great to have that occasionally,
or for that matter 6 hours.

Yes, I am shocked and pleased when I manage 6 hours uninterrupted.

 

[CallMeKate]

Nine hours straight with no interruptions, not ever. It would be so great to have that occasionally,
or for that matter 6 hours.

Same for me... I don't even remember doing that as a teenager. So... I guess I'd have to say when I was an infant if even then.

 

[Right Now]

Very recently, and often. 10:30 pm. to 8 am unless I'm in the middle of a very good book and can't shut the light off.
No naps at all during the waking hours all day, but when it's night and I unwind, time for a restful sleep.

 

[LadyEmeraude]

Very recently, and often. 10:30 pm. to 8 am unless I'm in the middle of a very good book and can't shut the light off.
No naps at all during the waking hours all day, but when it's night and I unwind, time for a restful sleep.

Very recently, and often. 10:30 pm. to 8 am unless I'm in the middle of a very good book and can't shut the light off.
No naps at all during the waking hours all day, but when it's night and I unwind, time for a restful sleep.

You are so fortunate, oh how nice that has to be

 

[timoc]

When was the last time you slept more than nine hours?​

Nine hours?
Wow, that would allow me to have the most fantastic dreams, where I could have half the hollywood lady film stars pampering me and tickling my toes.

 

[Lewkat]

So long ago, I cannot remember.

 

[Right Now]

You are so fortunate, oh how nice that has to be

This question keeps popping up here on the forum. I am fortunate to sleep well, unless I am worried about my son or daughter's health. For five years I slept very lightly, always listening for a phone call in the middle of the night. My son has heart issues and heart attacks. So, now I breathe easier as he has things under control. Hence, my relief and know enough to rest when I can.

 

[squatting dog]

I suppose sometime before 1966.

 

[hearlady]

Somewhere in my twenties I suppose.

 

[kburra]

Last night, been working in the garden all day, then had a bath, and was on the PC until 2.00 am!!.....woke up once at 5.00 am to go to the loo, then back to sleep.

 

[Nathan]

I spend 9+ hours in bed I'd say a couple times a month. Of course I don't sleep straight through, is a combination of awake-light-REM-Deep sleep.

 

[Disgustedman]

Nine hours straight with no interruptions, not ever. It would be so great to have that occasionally,
or for that matter 6 hours.

Same here. I get it at times, but not "all at once".....

 

[Gary O']

When was the last time you slept more than nine hours?​

The last time was right after I was up for two-three days without sleep

Got a lot done the first day and a half

then

just thought I was getting a lot done

Finally just plopped over after stumbling around, looking for tools that were right in front of me

woke sometime the next day...or so

 

[oldpop]

When was the last time you slept more than nine hours?​

That would be so long ago I could not begin to guess.

 

[MrPants]

My sleep seems to be seasonally adjusted. Summer, when it gets light early and stays light later, I get 7 to 8 hours average per night. Winter; now that's a different story. I average between 10-12 hours a night with no problem other than one or two brief wake-ups to empty the bladder. The odd thing is that even with all that sleep time, I can't remember ever having a dream Maybe I have 'em and just don't remember them once I wake up? Don't know. Kind of disappointing because they sound like a nice experience, providing they're not nightmares.

 

[Teacher Terry]

It’s been a couple of years. Before that it was a regular occurrence.

 

[Lawrence]

Last night I was in bed for about eleven hours. Largely because I have a very sprained mussel in my back and was laying on an electric heating blanket. It felt so good and relaxing, I bet I slept for nine of those hours and the other two was just lying there thinking about things.

 

[seadoug]

After I retired I was sleeping 9 hours every night. I think I was just so exhausted I needed the sleep. Now I sleep 7-8 hours a night. No naps during the day, and I don't fall asleep anymore when we are watching TV in the evening.

 

[BC Flash]

My husband (now deceased) complained about not being able to sleep through the night, His GP told him that naps (which he did often) should be included in the "suggested" 8 hours of sleep.

Daily exercise encourages sleep - one of the many reasons for having a dog - Flash requires 2 or 3 miles/day.

 

[Jean-Paul]

Every flight I take on ..nonstop, 11 hrs I get special seats so no disturbance and often can lie down...
Sleep solid witrh earplugs and perhaps a pill of Melatonin.
I Wake up ..in Paris!

Jon

 

[Geezer Garage]

About 40 ago, would be close.

 

[SeniorBen]

I slept about 11 hours in a 24 hour period a few days ago. This weather makes me hibernate.

 

[katlupe]

I have to think back to when the last time I was sick. When I am sick I sleep longer. I do not take naps even though I lay down during the day to put my feet but have never been able to fall asleep. Probably 2021 I think. I always sleep off any colds or sicknesses.