Mi have teeth but mi cyaan bite. Wah mi be?
Show mi the answer
A comb.
YAADIE AFTER DARK
Somebody else deh up.WHO UP?
Some people can't sleep. Some just reach home. Some working. Some overthinking one bag a things. And some simply like the night.
See what gwaan tonight ↓WAH PON YUH MIND?
Tonight's unnecessary emergency meetingWhat small thing turn into a full emergency board meeting in yuh head tonight?
MI CYAAN SLEEP
Something short fi the long part of night.
No course. No ten-step bedtime routine. Just a few things worth reading while your mind refuses to clock out.01The problem may be real. It still doesn't need solving at 3:07.+
Night can make every unfinished thing feel urgent. Write down the one part you need to remember. Morning can handle the meeting. Right now, you are allowed to stop working on it.
02If sleep cancel the appointment+
You do not have to turn the extra hour into a productivity challenge. Read a little. Listen to something gentle. Lie down without demanding that your body perform sleep on command.
03Missing somebody gets louder when the house quiet+
The silence does not mean you are going backwards. Sometimes grief simply has fewer things competing with it at night. You do not have to settle the whole loss before morning.
TELL MI SUPM
What are you thinking about that you probably won't care about tomorrow morning?
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NIGHT SHIFT
Some people's day starts after dark.
Nurses. Security workers. Hotel staff. Drivers. Caregivers. Bakers. Emergency workers. People cleaning offices everybody else already left. Being awake at 3 a.m. does not automatically mean anything is wrong.
If you working tonight, WHO UP? sees you too.Night-shift stories and short conversations will live here as the series grows.SOMETHING FI DO
Because not everything needs a lesson.
Which one would keep yuh up longer?
LATE-NIGHT LISTEN
The mic soon wake up.
Short stories, reflections and cultural memories are coming soon.
WHEN THE NIGHT GETS HEAVY
Don't sit with danger by yourself.
If you feel you may hurt yourself or you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or someone who can stay with you right now.
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