Sleep science and psychology say the feeling that you are forgetting something important right before bed is your brain finally processing unresolved daytime anxiety in the absence of external distractions
You know that strange rush of worry that hits the moment your head touches the pillow? All day you felt fine, distracted, busy, moving from one thing to the next. Then suddenly, in the dark, your brain decides now is the time to insist you have forgotten something important. It feels irrational and annoying, but ...












