Sol 2: Friday Night

Awake: 1pm Friday afternoon - 8am Saturday morning
Sleep: 8am Saturday morning - 5pm Saturday afternoon

Sleeping in late this morning was not a problem. I woke up a few times at 9am when I normally would, but then jumped back to dream land till the afternoon.

Activities

Tosol (hmm, that word doesn't work very well. I think I'll stick to 'today') was dominated by lunch with friends (dinner for them) and then Purdy's Birthday/House Warming Party. I also prepared some of brochures on How To People Watch (created by our friend Hannah Brown with 100 copies complements of my roommate using his tech company's printer)(prepaired meaning I folded them and put them in my backpack), which I am planning on distributing widely later in the week.

Signature Move

I spent the long night working on a new signature. My original just-the-ol'-name-in-cursive won't cut it once I'm famous. I also incorporated three tips for making signatures harder to forge:

• Lots of lines crossing
• Long strokes
• Changes of direction

I considered posting pictures of the signature, but decided it was too much like posting a password. "But Obama's signature is on the internet." Yeah, good luck impersonating Obama.

Systems Report

I woke up feeling great. Around mid-sol, my head felt like it was a little too big for my skull (okay, okay, simmer down with the ego jokes). Slight head-ache late in the sol; though considering it was after a party, it's hard to blame sleep-cycling for that one. I didn't feel particularly sleepy, though my bed did sound enticing for a long time.

	Sol 1 Thus 11:45pm (15 hours awake)	Sol 2 Sat 4:52am (16 hours awake)
Reaction Time Avg	283	279
Reaction Time Best	250	266
Spacial Memory Score	27447	18601
Numerical Memory	10	11
Verbal	58	32

Notes

Other people's tiredness around midnight felt weird. And I was quite surprised late in the sol when I got out of the shower and the sun had risen!

I'm excited for a trip to the beach tomorrow (in part to collect sea water) ...