91 hours

Still going, and getting close to 100 hours! The most surprising thing I've learned from doing this is how the symptoms don't just steadily increase over time, they come and go for a few hours at a time. Earlier today I was having to resort to cold showers and sticking pins in myself just to keep myself going, but now I feel almost completely fine. The other effects are still active, but the tiredness itself has vanished somewhere. While it feels lovely to not have to abuse myself into remaining conscious, I am quite frightened that my tired phase is going to be even worse than usual to compensate for this brief respite.

My vision has started to resemble the effect in this image, though much less intense. I keep seeing things moving around from the corner of my eyes, and seeing small flashes of light or straight lines appearing for a moment. A lot is making me jump, but there are no lasting hallucinations yet still. Im my previous 57 hour run without sleep I was at one point looking in a mirror and seeing my face as being completely different to usual, or perhaps just not recognising it. It felt incredibly strange either way, and I had a similar experience with my Dad's voice over the phone changing into something I didn't recognise, making me think I was talking to a stranger and had been mistaken when I saw his name on the screen. Nothing as interesting as that has happened yet this time, probably because of that microsleep episode a couple of days ago.

I went and bought some more milk and bread, cooked some bacon sandwiches and... and... that's all I can remember from the last day or so. Attempted some gaming, anime watching and reading but was having too hard a time concentrating to do any of them for long. One slight setback in my idea of playing Amnesia to keep myself awake is that it makes me scared to go downstairs in the dark to make more coffee...