Jacque says that even now Miller is prone to falling asleep as soon as she parks her car in the garage. In another instance Miller was actually backing up traffic because she fell asleep at a red light. A police officer had to come and knock on her window. When Miller's children were small it was good that she was home during their waking hours even if it was not during hers, she said. Although she works the same number of hours that many other people do, the hours she is not at work seem to go by more quickly.
Sleep is difficult when stores are open, other people are awake, and the sun is shining.
Miller said she never sleeps as much as she needs to. I only get around five to seven hours of sleep each night even though I know I need more. Because she works five days a week, eight hours a day, weekends always throw off any pattern of sleep she has attained. Her life is generally lived at night but no one else's is. Her children are grown but that doesn't mean Miller gets any more sleep.