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The beautiful chocolate brown mare with the ice blue eyes .Such promise and such a good girl.

Sigh

Even dream jobs have the occasional nightmare.

Im tired

So damn tired.

And my heart hurts.

Goodbye Coco.

:(

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Valentine
08:07 Mar 28 2010

Hugs she will never be forgotten=-)

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Sinora
16:49 Mar 28 2010

*Hugs*.

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DarklyDreamingDexter
09:03 Apr 01 2010

I am sorry that you are hurting and i wish i could make you feel better about this.I know that you did everything you could to make her better and there is nothing else that could've been done.

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Might want to rethink that belief..



All living things have an internal clock called the circadian rhythm, which runs on a 24-hour cycle. The circadian rhythm tells plants when to unfold their leaves. It tells humans and animals when to wake and when to eat. When isolated from external sources, such as light, the circadian rhythm can change an hour one way or the other, but most often stays the same.



The circadian rhythm tells most animals and human beings to wake in the morning and sleep at night, but there are exceptions. Some species of owls, for instance, have a night rhythm rather than a day rhythm. That's why nocturnal humans are referred to as night owls.



In some humans, the internal clock runs on a night rhythm. That doesn't mean they have a sleep disorder or an illness. It is simply their natural rhythm. Even if they haven't slept, their internal clock tells their bodies to wake up once night falls. They are more alert and active at night. They are more apt to be hungry at night rather than in the daytime. In fact, most nocturnals' sleeping and eating schedules are the exact opposite of the day person.



Attempts to Adjust



Some nocturnal people believe there is something wrong with them. In an attempt to conform to a daytime society, many nocturnals will try to reset their circadian rhythm. The first thing they try is strict adherence to a daytime schedule. They get up at the same time every day regardless of whether they've slept. They eat their meals at specific times and go to bed at a specific hour. The result is often that night people go days without sleep, yet their internal clock does not change.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/134115/the_truth_about_nocturnal_people.html?cat=5