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wnylib

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42. Movies. It's like having a bed time story.
Fri Jan 17, 2025, 08:06 AM
Jan 2025

Must be a movie that does not require attention to details or it will keep me awake. No detective stories loaded with clues to figure out. Also, not a new one that I have never seen or I'll stay awake to see the ending.

Does not need to be slow action or dull. Just not new and not full of details that require mental focus.

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YouTube videos of rainstorms are great for that. C_U_L8R Jan 2025 #1
I do a variety of ones, sometimes even music will do the trick tornado34jh Jan 2025 #21
Just A TV ProfessorGAC Jan 2025 #2
Unless it is heavy rain/light thunder, hurricane or high winds, I always will have some sort of background noise. tornado34jh Jan 2025 #22
My wife has a sound machine for white noise CanonRay Jan 2025 #3
I guess each person has a different taste to it. tornado34jh Jan 2025 #33
I knew a couple who had to have Scandinavian murder mysteries running to be able to sleep erronis Jan 2025 #4
See my post downstream. I often fall asleep to Keith Morrison doing Dateline episodes....LOL hlthe2b Jan 2025 #7
Interesting. I used to just have sports on at low volume and would just leave it on and I would end up falling asleep tornado34jh Jan 2025 #34
I tell Alexa to play ocean sounds. Ocelot II Jan 2025 #5
Or the station Ambient, or the station Sleep. Works great. Ferrets are Cool Jan 2025 #13
Interesting. I used to have Alexa, but I just never really used it. tornado34jh Jan 2025 #35
I used to sleep to BBC when I worked overseas in non-English speaking countries... it was soothing... hlthe2b Jan 2025 #6
I used to watch Keith Morrison on some of the Investigation Discovery shows tornado34jh Jan 2025 #36
Get Sleepy - podcast ajmstpete Jan 2025 #8
Interesting, it sounds like it would work with the right audiobooks too tornado34jh Jan 2025 #37
I bought a sound machine for my dog & I like it too! CrispyQ Jan 2025 #9
Have you heard of lectrofan? tornado34jh Jan 2025 #38
I have this, makes a light noise and cleans the air Clouds Passing Jan 2025 #10
Interesting, I would have never guessed that. tornado34jh Jan 2025 #39
It is easily portable. The noise is audible, but it's not loud or obnoxious. It's soothing. Clouds Passing Jan 2025 #44
TV in background MaryMagdaline Jan 2025 #11
Youtube has tons of 12 hr videos of music/noise to help you sleep. Probably 1000's of them. Ferrets are Cool Jan 2025 #12
Ironically, dark ambient sometimes makes me sleep, and I don't know why. tornado34jh Jan 2025 #40
I use the sound generator on my iPhone. TomSlick Jan 2025 #14
My iPhone purrs if I want it to. Ocelot II Jan 2025 #17
I'll look for that. TomSlick Jan 2025 #19
The one I use is TM White Noise Pro tornado34jh Jan 2025 #41
I use the app "Sleep Pillow" on my iphone, woodsprite Jan 2025 #15
I bought a detacated sound machine years ago. I liked it...I can sleep with it or without it..But I liked it.I now use mitch96 Jan 2025 #16
I have the original white-noise, put-you-to-sleep app. Intractable Jan 2025 #18
Same here. TurboDem Jan 2025 #31
always Skittles Jan 2025 #20
Ugh, I hate the sounds of weed eaters and leaf blowers tornado34jh Jan 2025 #25
I usually have Alexa play Windy Leaves unless my air filter is running. nt Ilsa Jan 2025 #23
Interesting. I used to have a white noise machine that had summer night sounds and all that. tornado34jh Jan 2025 #24
Sleepphones by Acoustic Sheep ultralite001 Jan 2025 #26
Being a light sleeper I have used a white noise machine for years. Nt yaesu Jan 2025 #27
I have a sound machine set at "ocean waves" nuxvomica Jan 2025 #28
to counter tinnitus Stardust Mirror Jan 2025 #29
I'm the opposite 10 Turtle Day Jan 2025 #30
I listen to thunderstorm sounds, and Luciferous Jan 2025 #32
Movies. It's like having a bed time story. wnylib Jan 2025 #42
For relaxing electronica, try Somafm.com bif Jan 2025 #43
My wife and I sleep with the window open and the fan on Aristus Jan 2025 #45
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