Day 105: February 1

There are three different kinds of tiredness.
1. The tired where you're just dying. You literally can't stay awake and all you want to do is shut your eyes and sleep. Whenever you're doing something, your eyelids decide to close, making it in impossible to carry on with whatever you're doing.
2. The constant tired. I think this affects everyone, from when you're about 11 or 12 until you die. It doesn't matter how many hours you sleep, or how little you do, this 'tired' lives in your bones and makes you constantly tired. It's not a strong tired, but sometimes you just want to rest yourself to let this tired lie down for a bit. This tired you can work through, and it's the one most often used as an excuse, as in, "Oh, I'm really tired."
3. The I-was-really-busy-today tired. This is when you've come from a hard day at school/work and you just want to relax. This tired is quite easy to get over, because it just needs some relaxation, or sleep or a nap, depending on the degree of tiredness. While it's easy to get over, it's also very common. Lots of people have this when they return home after a day out.

One hundred and five 'physical' things you can use to help you count:1. Fingers
2. Toes
3. Spoons
4. Knives
5. Abacus
6. Forks
7. Glasses (the drinking kind)
8. Coins
9. Pieces of paper
10. Leaves
11. Pieces of grass
12. Crumbs
13. Shoes (pairs if you're counting in twos)
14. Fruit
15. Vegetables
16. Mosaic tiles
17. Sequins
18. Diamantes 
19. Scarves
20. Pens
21. Pencils
22. Pieces of straw
23. Pieces of hay
24. Books
25. CDs
26. Beads
27. Paintbrushes
28. Crayons
29. Pastels
30. Marbles
31. Nail clippings (but totally gross!)
32. Ice Cubes (although you'd have to be pretty quick!)
33. Salt grains
34. Shells
35. Sand grains
36. Rice
37. Pasta pieces
38. Tubes of paint
39. Someone else's toes
40. Someone else's fingers
41. Rubber bands
42. Hair Elastics/Ties
43. Bowls
44. Plates
45. Food Dye/Colouring Bottles
46. Round Containers
47. Rectangle Containers
48. Oval Containers
49. Square Containers
50. Plastic Cups
51. Socks
52. Pills/Tablets
53. Serviettes
54. Pans
55. Pots
56. Tennis Balls (but only if you actually have some and haven't lost them all. Whoops...)
57. Cake Forks (which are technically the mini ones)
58. Toys you have (eg. soft animals that you may or may not sleep with and/or dolls)
59. Barbies
60. Bratz (these are just scary and I didn't/don't like them because you can take their feet off and I thought that was scary)
61. T-Shirts
62. Pairs of shorts/pants/things you wear on your legs, eg. leggings
63. Underwear (make sure they're clean)
64. Magazines (if you keep these after you've read them)
65. Bouncy Balls (yep.)
66. Stamps
67. Condiments in the fridge (eg. mayo, tomato sauce etc)
68. Pets (if you have many of them/you don't have to count very high and feel the need to use your pets)
69. People in your family
70. People in your class
71. Notes (as in money)
72. Water Balloons
73. Nail Polish Bottles (we literally have 60 bottles in our family)
74. Earrings (also in pairs if you need)
75. Necklaces
76. Buttons
77. Snowglobes
78. Textas
79. Coloured Pencils/Pencil Crayons
80. Board Games
81. Trophys (if you happen to be go at something)
82. Hair Clips
83. Handbags/Bags
84. Channels
85. Windows in the house
86. Doors
87. Notebooks
89. DVDs
90. Videos
91. Records
92. Powerpoints
93. Cousins
94. Siblings
95. Pillows
96. Cushions
97. Knitting Needles
98. Cook Books
99. Needles
100. Reels of cotton
101. Pins
102. 100s and 1000s
103. Cards (in your wallet/purse. eg. Credit card, Boost Vibe card etc)
104. Keys
105. People who are born in the same month as you

So pretty much anything that has plurals.