Imprisoned by No-Sleeping jags

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Occasional sleeplessness

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The Bookless Club: How do you deal with sleeplessness?

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Jane Macdougall is a freelance writer and former National Post columnist who lives in Vancouver .

She was never a reliable sleeper, but her sleeplessness became Olympic-level insomnia when babies arrived.

Her favourite sleep aid was a Canadian -made product that was removed from shelves due to an ingredient that tripped over into the territory of prescription medication.

Send your answers by email text, not an attachment, in 100 words or less, along with your full name to Jane at thebooklessclub@gmail.com.

We will print some of the answers next week in this space.

For over 35 years , Kathleen Houston has collected about a hundred rhododendrons.

Although it was on a corner, my husband was frustrated with the lack of a garden — mostly lawn. He started digging up the lawn to establish more gardens. We now have very little lawn but probably a hundred rhododendrons, Japanese maple trees, a dogwood, two magnolias, etc. Hellebores and tulips are blooming now. Later, there will be peonies, dahlias, delphiniums and a selection of annuals. Linda Moore .

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