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Midnight Snackage

It's midnight and you're lying in bed, wide awake and feeling hungry. You debate whether or not to get up and make yourself a snack. On one hand, you're really not that hungry and you don't want to ruin your sleep schedule. On the other hand, you know that if you don't eat something soon, you're going to get hangry.

You decide to give in to the munchies and quietly get out of bed, making your way to the kitchen. As you rummage through the pantry, you try to be quiet so you don't wake up your roommates. You're not sure what you're in the mood for, but you know you want something tasty. After a midnight snack.

You make your way into the kitchen. You open the fridge, hoping to find something that will satisfy your craving without being too unhealthy. Unfortunately, all you see is a wilted salad and some leftovers that have been in the fridge for way too long. You close the fridge, disappointed.

You debate whether or not to go back to bed or to try and find something to eat elsewhere in the house. You know that if you go back to bed, you'll just lay there wide awake, but you're not sure if you want to go rummaging through the cupboards this late at night. After a few minutes of deliberation, you decide to go back to bed and try to fall asleep.

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