Even after a celebration, my body takes a while to settle.
After a celebration, sometimes I get home still buzzing and can’t fall asleep for a while.
Scenes
- My body is still back there. — After a night of celebrating, sometimes I get home, wash up, lie down, and still can’t fall asleep.
- An evening with applause still ringing — On days when I celebrate in front of people and stand for a long time, my body takes a while to settle even after I get home.
- The manse calendar is a way to see your rhythms — The manse calendar doesn't diagnose your body's state or predict your sleep. You can use it to reflect on the flow of your day.
- Write down your body's pace in one line — Tonight, before bed, write down one moment when your body still felt busy.
- Notice how hard your body has been running — If you often find yourself falling asleep late after celebrations, you can take a closer look at how those days unfold.
Stories by Jirisan Mansin
- Jirisan Mansin
- I can't pick a date after the company dinner.
- When a friend comes to mind while doing the dishes
- A dream of getting out of the water comes back, even on an autumn walk
- Even dressed, I ask my fortune whether I should rest today.
- You pause over the contract while choosing a signing date.
- I changed again in front of the mirror.
- While doing the dishes, I hesitate over deleting my friend’s number.
- Even after we pick a day to move in together, I check the calendar again while getting ready for work.