lazy cakes, anyone?

[RandomAnthony]

http://www.npr.org/2011/03/04/1342598...

"It's definitely not a pot brownie," says Barham. "Things that are in this brownie have been used for years to relax. [Such as] melatonin, valerian root, rose hips. Standard stuff you can pretty much buy at any Walgreens or Walmart or anywhere."

The comment about melatonin near the bottom of the article bothered me a bit. I take melatonin sometimes.

[[deleted user]]

I need one of those right now. I don't care what is in them. As far as I am aware they aren't sold here.

[Jonathan]

Do you take melatonin for insomnia, RA?

[RandomAnthony]

Sometimes, Jonathan. Now I'm on the Lunesta/hydroxine express, though, so I don't need melatonin as much.

[Helena]

I really want some lazy cakes. I have problems sleeping during the day when I’m on nights... I tried melatonin for a while, but it didn’t seem to help much.

[Jackie "the Librarian"]

I totally misread this topic. I thought it was going to be about super easy cake recipes. :)

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I'm lazy enough. I don't need a cake to make me more lazy. Though I would like a big cake right now. A big regular cake.

[Jackie "the Librarian"]

I want a cupcake.

[Janice]

I was lazy and didn't read the article. I was thinking a lazy cake was a cake made using a mix. Then I read the article. It helps to read the article. Lazy cakes don't look very tasty.

[Aynge]

I tried Melatonin for insomnia. It worked for a couple of months then it just stopped working.