Nathan said something that struck me as very sensible and accurate last night.
He said that people talking / shouting across ther bedroom was far more disruptive to sleep than snoring.
I would agree with him.
While some people may not be able to sleep with any background, many others can.
Babies can be lulled with lullabies. I know people who like a radio on with the sound set as they like it. I know people who can fall asleep with a steady backgroud noise, (trickling water, a hum etc) while complete deadly silence disturbs them.
The spoken word is less restful, I would say, because it sets the brain to work. One has to listen to the words which have meaning, and that creates a reaction in our brains.
Shabby claims that staying up until 5 a.m. is because of the snoring.
I don't believe her because she has already openly admitted that she knows people will watch at night and don't like to see sleepers, so she likes to be on camera, which will also help her to become well-known.
So I'm with Nathan.
In spite of what they say, they do sleep during the snoring, but not many can sleep through the loud talking and shouting and laughing.
**sorry, that's a bit long**
He said that people talking / shouting across ther bedroom was far more disruptive to sleep than snoring.
I would agree with him.
While some people may not be able to sleep with any background, many others can.
Babies can be lulled with lullabies. I know people who like a radio on with the sound set as they like it. I know people who can fall asleep with a steady backgroud noise, (trickling water, a hum etc) while complete deadly silence disturbs them.
The spoken word is less restful, I would say, because it sets the brain to work. One has to listen to the words which have meaning, and that creates a reaction in our brains.
Shabby claims that staying up until 5 a.m. is because of the snoring.
I don't believe her because she has already openly admitted that she knows people will watch at night and don't like to see sleepers, so she likes to be on camera, which will also help her to become well-known.
So I'm with Nathan.
In spite of what they say, they do sleep during the snoring, but not many can sleep through the loud talking and shouting and laughing.
**sorry, that's a bit long**