We were travelling in a bus and I was fast asleep.
My adorable little nephew suddenly woke me up.
“What happened?” I shrieked.
“Nothing. Just wanted to know why you are restless,” he replied.
“Restless? You spoiled my sleep,” I chided him.
He coolly replied, “Is it? OK, sleep well.”
Sleep?
I became restless.
Talking about siesta, I am surprised to hear that a new
phenomenon of sleep-texting is increasing. We have heard of people talking or
walking while sleeping, but this trend does ring an alarm bell.
According to doctors, people with this rare condition send
incoherent text messages while asleep to their friends and family - unaware
that they are doing it.
Quite a few instances have been reported of men and women
sending romantic and sentimental messages while sleeping.
I am naturally worried.
"I have to switch off my cellphone at night,”
I told a colleague.
“Even if you text while you are asleep, it
does not matter,” he reacted.
“Really?” I asked in surprise.
“That’s because people close to you know you write nonsense even
when you are awake.”
