Hard time sleeping last night

Not once did I get at least 4 hours of straight sleep last night. I went to bed late. My fault. At 4 am the bastard motorcycle rider barreled down our street twice. The rider spooked D. At 5 am D tells me the hunger pains have set in. Ok at that hour it's cereal. At 7am D tells me it's time for real breakfast. Oh and btw, D never fell back to sleep after that jerk rode through our street twice. The motorcycle is loud and heavy. It startled all of us awake!  It set off all the car alarms that were set and sensitive. Whoo whoo whoo!!! The motorcyclist does this often during the day, regularly. Why now at 4am? Jerk!  Can't wait to sleep tonight. 

Overnight 4.11-4.12

I fell asleep in bed propped up on the pillow. When I woke up I felt strange. I believe it may have been because my head was elevated. After I was up for a while I felt better.
I took my night time rx at 8:30pm. About an hour or two before I was feeling irregular, strange, again after dinner. It was anxiety again. I did activities to try and reduce that feeling.

Overnight

I woke up at 1:40am. I was having issues. I turned to writing again to sooth myself. Nothing. I turned on the rosary in my iPod. I fell back to sleep with it. Unfortunately I woke up 4 decades later with a racing heart. I was having trouble focusing on the Rx labels on the bottles. I picked up one bottle...not the right Rx. Next bottle wrong medicine. Third bottle... Oops that's the first bottle. Where is my Rx? I'm beginning to worry. My heart starts racing a bit faster. Two bottles later I find the right Rx. I read the bottle: Xanax. I open the bottle and take out a half pill.

I take .5 Xanax. My heart is racing. Soon after I return to the bedroom to try to relax again. That's why I'm blogging at 2:40 am. I had started writing a new section for my crappy novel. When I started feeling sleepy, however, I decided to lay on bed and blog instead.

Good night. 2:43am.

GOOD MORNING.

I was able to fall asleep eventually.  I slept through the night without anymore incident.