Reply #2: I've never actually sleepWALKED before... [View All]

but once when I was in highschool, I thought my alarm had gone off--maybe I was dreaming, but I could have sworn I heard it go off--and I got up and was getting dressed, and--this is really hard to explain, but the time on the clock radio may have been Egyptian hieroglyphics for all I could understand it--and my mom apparently saw my light on, came into my room, and kept calling my name, only I didn't realize it--I could hear her but it didn't register that she was calling my name, and I could see, but I wasn't registering what I was seeing. All I could think was "it's time to get up and go to school." I finally "woke up" and realized it was about 11:30 at night, and I went back to sleep.

I think they say you don't remember anything that happens when you're sleepwalking. I remembered it, I just didn't realize what was really going on.

And my alarm went off at 5:45 AM because the bus came at like 6:30, so I was usually half-asleep when the alarm really went off anyway.