Bedtime
I was thinking about my bed today and why I’m so in love with it. I’m one of those people who could conduct business from bed all day long. While I’m admitting to that, I might as well add that I could probably stay in my pajamas all day, too. I like to be cosy and comfortable when I’m home.
My bed is basically my command center. I do my important reading there — books, magazines, catalogues, and of course blogs. I also pay the bills from there. I make and take calls, and text from there. I play Words with Friends from bed.
I watch TV from there, too. I know you’re not supposed to have a TV in your bedroom, so they say, but I like it. If I’m watching a show like Mad Men or Downton Abbey, I’ll usually bring up a bowl of popcorn or a bag of pretzels, sometimes a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a glass of ice cold milk. (Nothing I’m proud of – in the morning I usually have major regrets and shame myself.) Most often I have the news on. The drone of the anchor’s voices usually puts me to sleep. When I’m done with the TV, I close the doors to the armoire and it’s gone.
When I’m sick, there’s no better place to be. My bed is a heavenly cloud of crisp white sheets, chunky pillows, a down comforter and starched white duvet. It is my sanctuary.
I sleep and I dream there…
Now for the real crazy admission… I think my readers should probably sit down. Here goes… When I meet people and make friends, I have a crazy desire to take them to my bed. No, nothing like that. I just feel like I would prefer to talk to people while reclining in bed. I imagine if their head was on the pillow next to mine and we were talking, it would be so much more intimate, comfortable, real and fun. It makes me giggle just thinking about it. This is not Lisa trying to be funny, I seriously would prefer to converse with people while lying down in bed. Along the same lines, I also enjoy talking to people in lounge chairs or on a towel at the beach. 
Is there a name for this strange desire? I don’t think so. My daughter is one of my favorite people to get in bed with. Not only does she make me hysterical with laughter, but she is a super cosy girl. When I was deathly ill during my Vegas birthday debacle, it was Lily’s arrival and presence in my hotel bed that turned the tide and made me well.
Interestingly, I think Lily is similar to me in this way — maybe even more so? She is a Rabbit in the Chinese horoscope. Apparently Rabbits like to nest and have the habit of getting into people’s beds. It actually said that in the book we were reading. I’m pretty sure this is how she met her husband at school. And again, it’s not what you’re thinking. You can get away with this when you’re twenty. It’s funny and cute. A boundary breaker? Oh yeah, it definitely is, but it also strips away all the formality and externals and reduces people down to the real essence of who they are. Conversations in bed are always so much more entertaining for some reason.
Let me be very clear. Do I get in other people’s beds? No. I don’t do this. Do people get in mine? No. Would I like them to? Yes, but only people I like. It’s just a strange desire/sensation of wanting to be the most real with people and for some reason, putting your head on the pillow next to mine seems to accomplish that.
Reclineophoria. I think that’s the name for your…um…condition. This post made me smile! Mainly because I too could stay in my pajamas all day. I love new, crisp bed linens, and while I follow the rule of no TV in the bedroom, these days the iPad is on the nightstand for quick access first thing in the morning. A stack of books is a permanent fixture there as well. Oddly, my animal sign in the Chinese horoscope is sheep. Other notable sheep…Jane Austen and Mark Twain.
Reclineophoria! Lol! That must be it! How funny. I too have a big stack of books, but it seems I never get to them. I can see how the iPad could easily replace the TV. I think sometimes I just have it on for background noise. My son is a sheep and I know they like to wander, apparently some wander while wearing inside out yoga outfits 😀
After reading last night’s post, “On Earth as it is in Heaven,” I can see how Jane Austen and Mark Twain would share your sign. You’re in good company, Honie.
I knew it! You have the soul of a French Aristocrat – vous vous situez dans le lit ma reine – because that’s where you hold court. Such an exquisite and perfectly natural habitat. (And now I know how to prepare my guest room for you 😉 ) Here’s to many hours in a perfect nest!
I like that! Now that you mention it… yes, I do have the soul of a French Aristocrat! haha!
The perfect nest is not an easy thing to come by, something tells me that Vickie Lester knows how to do it up right. 😉
And for what it’s worth, I would love to be in bed with you. I’m sure there would be lots of laughter punctuated by moments of deep, heartfelt conversation. Or maybe vice versa – whatever. You know what I mean. xoxox
Pajama party! I think that’s the mark of a true friendship – when you can go from fifty to twelve in a blink and enjoy every nanosecond. I do know what you mean! Love you!
I am writing this from my bed, while clothed in comfy yoga pants and a cotton tshirt. I, too, do my reading, etc, from the comfort of my amazing bed with it’s down and high count cotton and mass of pillows. I understand the lure of reclineophobia, however, people would have to give me a little space due to my own issues. Still, you make it sound delightful enough to try it out.
I would definitely have you to my bed. I imagine we would laugh and never stop. It would be so great. With your issues we might need to get a King size bed with protective pillows building a mountain in-between– but it could be done. 😉
I know you appreciate your bed as much as I do, Addie. xoxox
You made me tear up…thank you for your words! I know we’d laugh and chat and exchange stories of our children and laugh some more. You are a keeper, my friend. PS. I’ll bring the snacks.
Aww… Addie. You’re kind. Don’t tear up. It’s all good.
I’m counting on you to bring the snacks. 🙂
Yes ,on holidays, the bedroom is my favorite place…..Too much time spent on the bed gives me irreversible back aches……But I do have my TV ,computer, books in my bedroom……
I understand about the back aches. I sometimes get them, too. This is why I have a heating pad handy. It’s a professional size and it actually has moisture. It’s heavy duty and is amazing. If you ever want the name of it let me know. The bed, during Holidays is such a cosy nest. I love it then, too.
ha ha….Then it’s absolutely fine…..Yes, I wud definitely like 2 know the name of ur backache rescuer…..
Lisa, I think that’s what we miss the most when we travel — our beds! I agree that it is such a sanctuary and I love to watch t.v. in bed, eat breakfast (or any meal in bed) and read in bed. I like television noise for company as well. It seems more…cozy or comforting than music sometimes. I love music as well, but there are just those times that you want to hear people talking as a kind of white noise in the background. I too have a white duvet comforter. I love whites, creams and tans — it seems the most clean, serene and soothing to me. My headboard is padded (linen colored) and I just love all the soft textures, you know? Soft sheets are a must as are plenty of good reading material, a wicker basket with my “stuff” in it and yes, sometimes. My end table is my grandmother’s round table (the kind that can fold down on each side) and I painted it gloss black!
When I had to move away the first time, me and my sister just laid on my Mom’s bed hugging each other and we all piled on and talked about stuff. What a comforting, beautiful post, Lisa — thank you — I can’t tell you how this came at the right time — just when I needed it the most. xxoo.
Your bed sounds like mine. I also have a wicker basket full of reading material next to the bed. We also have the same soothing idea about color, or lack thereof. Your end table sounds wonderful painted glossy black. Very grounding with all those light neutrals. Love it.
Brigitte, it goes without saying that I would greatly enjoy being in bed with you. Looking over and seeing your pretty face on the pillow… we’d talk about life and get philosophical. We’d discuss music, books, and films. We’d cry and we’d laugh. And that would just be the first 30 minutes! haha!
I know and love that feeling of talking about “stuff’ – it just flows in bed and feels soo good. Our beds provide a safe place to just be, and it comes across in our conversations and laughter.
Thanks, Brig!! xoxox
I love the concept of “bed”, although mine is not that comfortable right now. Still, I think I’ll have a nap.
🙂 once you enter the bed chamber – ahem… also known as the bedroom, it doesn’t really matter too much about the comfort level. All that matters is that you have a place to rest your body and drift into slumber. No matter how you look at it, sleep is such a wonderful state to be in. In time you’ll make that bed comfortable – I know you will. 😉
It looks like you live in Downton Abbey!
The top picture looks very similar to my own bed, but none of them are photos from my own home. They’re just beds that reflect my style or looked like beds I wanted to crawl into. 🙂
To most people, bed is synonymous to comfort and coziness. That’s the place we can relax in and produce our best work without feeling strained.
My best poetry was written from that unconventional place 🙂
Loved your post. It was very expressive. I am sure many will recognize themselves in it.
Thank you so much!! That’s such a kind compliment. I often imagine that I’m the only one who will understand the thoughts and feelings I put out there. When somebody comes along and relates to it, I’m thrilled. 🙂
Yes, comfort and coziness are the best two gifts our beds provide. I can well imagine writing poetry in bed. For some reason our minds feel unrestrained there. I agree.
I’m glad you enjoyed the post and hope you come back again!!
Lisa
My girl and I both decided early on taht we didn’t want a tv in the room.
But we are surrounded by books in there.
And every so often, we’ll bring up snacks, drink and a protable dvd player and have a bed pig day.
Sounds like a good time! Any day with the word “Pig” in it has to be good. I get the whole idea of not putting a TV in the room, but I still get in the mood for it. John Travolta, apparently, has a table for two in the bedroom where he and Kelly Preston can eat their dinner like their having room service. They’ve made their bedroom into a hotel room. I’m not sure how I feel about that…?
It’d be great if there were a maid service! Oh, and little mints on the pillows too.
Haha! I can see why people put mini fridges in their rooms, I guess. Pretty soon people will just put their beds in the kitchen for easy access. LOL!
I would get into bed with you in a heart beat! I’m not even going to explain that. 😉 I could be in my PJs all day too (I am right now), but I let myself feel guilty. Which bed is yours? Are those all in your house? Though a wee bit small, the first one looks infinitely cosy! Love this idea and if and when we finally meet… let’s do it in bed. Hmm, I won’t explain that either.
LOL! What a great thing to say! The feeling is mutual! I’d love to have you get in my bed! Imagine the conversations we would have and the laughter! It would be a pajama party for sure. The photos are just pictures I found, though the first one is almost a dead ringer for my bed. Very cosy. When we finally meet Dawn, we’ll make sure we do it in bed! Gee, I hope Harper doesn’t read this. 😉
Where the hell is HF? Haven’t seen a post in ages, and he hardly ever stops by anymore. Boo hoo. I miss him—imagine the fun, if he was in bed with us too! Oh, I am so not going to explain that one. Wait! You didn’t mention PJs before… or, you didn’t spell it out. I don’t have PJs for this… I’ll get on that.
I SOOO hope he reads this!! He’ll probably fall over backwards. Lol! Of course you need some pajamas, we’ll be in for the long haul. We’ll probably have to order some pizza for delivery, too. Now we just have to pick out a pair of PJ’s for HF!!! LOL!!!! What do you think those should look like? 😀
Again, you two have left me speechless. Honestly, for nice girls, you both have a very risque streak! And, do you really think a red-blooded southern male such as myself could be in bed with you two and just talk? I don’t see that happening! Strip “Words with Friends” is what I see happening. Yes, yes, I see it now. Now that is fine! HF
haha! I’ll Words with friends you, all right…
You wouldn’t have a chance! You’d be naked after my first play and wondering how to position your hands. I am the king of Words with Friends! I hit 500 regularly and everyone tells me that is impossible. Ha! HF
500? Hmm… That’s impressive, Harper. I’ve gotten into the low 400’s but that doesn’t happen often. Well, if you ever want to play, let me know – I like to be challenged, as long as you don’t gloat. Two out of three. Of course you know if I lose I’ll blame it all on crappy letters, right?
You’ll be turning in letters left and right trying to keep up. Unfortunately, I don’t have time right now to have a game with you, but, if we’re ever in bed together, you can bet we’ll be playing! HF
Okay. You’re on. (Of course the fact that you don’t have “time right now” causes me to wonder if that 500 is a bit of an exaggeration…) Just sayin’
I’ll take you at your word, though. You’re lucky I like you. But the next time we’re in bed, we’ll be playing! Lol! How did this sweet little post take this turn?
Getting into bed with other people isn’t as perverse as it seems. Now if you changed this to shower then okay, I might be worried you’re being a little too inviting.
I know there was so much more here yet the one thought that remains with me, must eat cookies in bed right now.
I just feel like I can communicate better when I’m in bed. I’m more relaxed and probably much funnier. I like looking at people while they’re lying down. (this post makes me a little neurotic, I don’t know the proper use for lying, laying, etc…)
I know the example is always you “lay a book down” and a person “lies down.” Who cares? As long as it’s obvious we’re sprawled out it’s all good.
Thanks, Tim. That’s helpful. I totally forgot that rule. I remember something about laying an egg… I must have had some emotional trauma the day they taught this cause I have a major mental block.
Ahhh….bed. I totally agree with you about the conversations that happen in bed, and I think that’s a really sweet admission on your part that you enjoy/long for that. Not weird at all. It’s intimate. And that desire to know others intimately, for who they really are, is lovely.
Thanks, Ashley. I’m so glad that you understood what I was trying to say. The conversations in bed are so much more relaxed and stripped down. I feel more myself in bed than just about anywhere. Yes, intimacy is the one thing that I long for. Your comment was thoughtful and so appreciated. Thanks again!
Lisa
I totally get you. When we were on a holiday with friends during the summer, we all had to share beds. I shared one with a very good friend of mine, and every night, we had this funny, good, weird conversations. And that was fun. I missed those moments when I was back at home. It was just the fact that it was dark and we were just lying there and every conversation could endure as long as we wanted and stuff. I don’t know. I just like beds as well :).
Yes! That’s exactly it. The conversations wander and are funny and weird and honest. I just thinks it’s so much nicer to be with people on that level. There’s something about being in bed that makes the world disappear. Maybe that’s it? I’m so glad you ‘got it.’
Meeee tooooo! Favorite place in the world.
YES!!! Mine too. The world just disappears….
Every morning I have my coffee in bed. Linens are one thing I’ve never spared expense on. The bedroom is my sanctuary…..TV included. When the kids were little, I loved it when all four of us and the dog would hang out in bed together and talk. Boy they grew up too fast, didn’t they?
Yes they did. The whole family congregating on the bed has always been a favorite. You’re another person I could see talking to in bed – I think we’d have some good laughs. 😀
Add in a couple of margaritas and our tummies will hurt from laughter 🙂
Oh, yes!!!! We’d laugh till we cried. 😀
Ahhh beddy bye. It’s the best for sure. I like to burrow under the covers and go snooze. I’m pretty sure Paul was scared at first–how I spent so much time in his bed, even when he wasn’t around–but studying abroad keeps you busy and I was always too exhausted to walk all the way to my house. So his bed was the perfect spot for a 2 hour nap 🙂
You’re the cosiest girl, ever. I’m sure Paul was scared! Haha! I think you continue to scare Paul! Lol! Always keep him guessing…
Love you!!! Xoxox
I tooooootally know what you mean! I was just telling my husband the other day that if we ever have any more kids, I really want to co-sleep with them when they’re babies. There’s nothing more intimate than getting cozy with your babies in bed, and sometimes I regret that we were too scared and clueless to try to with C. I think she would have loved it.
Lils is a good daughter for snuggling with you!
I was just thinking how being in bed with those you love makes the world disappear. It’s like a private island. YES! Get in bed with that cosy little Cee. Make a tent with your knees, she’ll love it! I can hear her giggling now and see her face of wonder. She’s at that age when everything is magical. I just love her.
Emily, you’re another one I’d love to have in my bed. Lily could join us, too. I think we’d laugh for a good long time and probably solve the world’s problems. 😉
I think it’s cool your bedroom is your sanctuary! I totally get that!!! I want it, too. Mine isn’t, unfortunately. It’s not cozy enough, there’s too much junk everywhere, and I need the computer out of there! Oh, sorry to burden you with that. I can get conversing in bed. What could be more intimate. I bet it would make the conversations all the more intimate…you know, but not in that way! You know what I mean. I think it shows how open you are!
Listen Amy, I want your bedroom to be your sanctuary, too. None of this computer and “junk.” Even if I have to fly out there and fix it myself! LOL!
Seriously, I invite you to my bed anytime you’re in my neck of the woods. You’re another person I could have on the pillow next to me. I know we’d laugh and have a good ol’ bonding time, plus we could play cool music like Wang Chung! Haha!
I love my bed and my room. It’s my favorite place too. Im with you: books, magazines, music and tv. Command central. I think there are no barriers and your free to ” be”– cozy and comfortable and above all, real. I love eating ice cream in bed. ( and regret it in the am)
Ooh… Ice Cream in bed is the best! Yes. (but always huge regrets in the morning.) lol!
The world disappears when you’re in bed with people you love. I’d love to be in bed with you, we could build a mountain range between us with pillows if your issues crept in. But the idea of laughing and talking about our feelings and allowing ourselves to drift from topic to topic would be the greatest thing ever. We could even play words with friends! Hahaha!
Hey I’m working on my issues( smile)
I was kidding although a nice pile of pillows betwixt us could come in handy in case I have to hit you over the head. 😀
That’s okay…I know what you;re saying although it wouldn’t work with everybody… I like to sometimes stay in my night clothes and housecoat all day especially if no one is expected and it’s just a lazy day… It’s nice to be all grown up and able to do what you want….Diane
I like to stay in my night clothes or house coat all day, too! Why bother getting dressed when it’s so much more comfortable on a lazy day. I just like the idea of talking with people while they’re reclining and relaxed. The conversations seem to be a little more casual and easy. I know, it’s weird.:)
Spooky – i am in bed now reading your post. You can’t beat a day of dossing in bed!
WOW! That is spooky! what are the chances? Hahaha!
Actually, the chances are pretty good since I have a feeling you and I are loungers at heart. 😉
I’ve been rumbled!
Yes, indeed. 😉
I hang out in my bedroom ALL THE TIME – and my friends sit on the bed on a regular basis – it’s all good.
That’s what I like to hear!! Now you just have to persuade your friends to stretch out — no sitting allowed. LOL!
Beds are like little islands of love. I’m sure you pretended when you were young, as I did, that there was dangerous water down below. hahah!
Or snakes.
Haha! I forgot about your phobia! Yes, then of course snakes.
Oh I love that you love your bed, Lisa. I’ve always been thankful that we get to get into bed each night and no matter what is going on in life we STILL get to step out of the world and into our beds. I guess beds are the ultimate sanctuary. You really know how to enjoy yours and luxuriate! It sounds wonderful, I may have to give blogging from bed a try! Which will also give me a reason to go out and buy all new bedding! Hey maybe even a new bed! (One with electrical outlets! LOL! I just love reading Sarah Ban Breathnach and this reminded me so much of her writing. You write from your heart and what a wonderful heart it is!! 😀 xoxo
I LOVE Sarah Ban Breathnach! I’ve read all her books. She’s a wise soul. Linda, that’s such a kind and wonderful compliment . Wow! thank you. If I’m even one smidgen like her, it’s a happy day.
If I don’t get in my bed until the end of the day I feel like my body is broken when I finally lie down. Yes, I think you should go out and buy some new bedding, something luxurious that will feel heavenly.
All I can say is that if you came to my house you would have to get in my bed. I don’t know if we’d ever get out? Maybe just for some sustanence! Or a quick trip to Pottery Barn! Oy! Then we’d get back in. I feel like we would solve the world’s problems and laugh along the way. I just love you!!! Xoxo Hugs!!
xoxo Hugs! And I just love you too Lisa!! Isn’t that interesting that we both love Sarah!! It’s amazing how much alike we are! I’ve got the interview with Sarah and Oprah about losing all her money on right now, and it’s a fascinating! I haven’t read Peace and Plenty yet. I’ll have to go get it today! And maybe stop by Bed Bath and Beyond since it’s on the way!! HA!
Oh wouldn’t we have fun together!! We would laugh until our stomachs hurt and we couldn’t breath! I love laughing like that. It’s really true what Victor Borga said, “Laughter is the shortest distance between two people.”
Your post makes me want to get out my Simple Abundance book again and reread it this summer. I haven’t looked at it for several years! She really did make my life happier. Just like you do Lisa! 😀
Dearest Gripping
Sublime!
I mean really, why shouldn’t every time be bed time?
You see dandies in their day had their levee a process of hours from actually waking up to preparing for the ardours to the day, eating, dressing, meeting intimates and business acquaintances all without leaving the boudoir!
I seek to conduct myself as such too, though I fancy my small flat (apartment) as one giant bedchamber and many of the dear amis I entertain from here are in fact on the internet.
This post also brings back memories of student days and student digs when, without a living room between us, each others’ beds were the only places to meet greet and be entertained.
All in all I say we should, like John and Yoko make for our beds and stay there until the world outside has thoroughly improved itself.
Yours ever
The Perfumed Dandy
Dearest Dandy,
Wouldn’t it be marvelous to spend the day eating, dressing, meeting intimates, and planning out the next day in a similar fashion, without leaving the boudoir!! haha! If only…
I really do think I have this “Reclineophoria.” I just think there’s something about talking, heads on pillows, bodies stretched out, that makes the world disappear. It’s so much more intimate than sitting in chairs, formal and stiff. I would much rather entertain in bed! When you lie down next to someone the conversation has no choice but to become very real. Apparently my quest for emotional intimacy knows no bounds. 😉
Gripping
Dandy, I’m glad it stirred a memory or two of your student days. I remember them as well. We were always on each other’s beds, all hours of the day… 😉
Perhaps you should have a bed of state installed?
There are a few lovely examples at the V&A in London that you might wish to peruse before settling on a final design!!
Absolutely! A bed of state from which I can hold court. Perfect. Ooh..! I love the V&A. I’ll look. I’m sure it will be very practical for my purposes. 😉
Thanks Dandy.
*shock* One shouldn’t have a TV in the bedroom? Oh dear! Actually, the one in the lounge seems to be on kiddy TV most of the time, so I have an exuse!
I like reading in bed, but work I prefer to do at my desk with all the bells and bobs at my elbows.
We used to chat a lot in bed, until I started keeping later hours.
I’m glad I’m not the only one with a TV in the bedroom. Now that you have Grand children around it’s probably more of a sanctuary than ever before. 😉
Haha, I’m actually reading this in my bed now.
Lovely post and lovely beds. They are the most wonderful pieces of furniture in any house, aren’t they? You might actually have something going on in there, The most intimate talks happen to me and my (mostly girl)friends in each other’s beds. It’s usually where the deepest, darkest secrets spill out and tears fall either from excessive laughing/anguish and either way we just hug each other up.
Thanks! I don’t know if I articulated this in the best way but it seems most people got it. I just love that feeling when conversations become silly or strange and topics take on greater importance than they should probably have. The laughter gets me every time. It may just be girlfriends – I don’t think guys do this as much, or ever, maybe? Haha!
Yes, it is a glorious piece of furniture when you think about it. 😉
I definitely feel this way, Pete. 😉
too much information…? Nah, glad to hear your keeping the body temps cool.
Splurging on your bed/sleep is always the right thing to do. Never deprive yourself of a beautiful night’s sleep. You can quote me on that. 😉
“When I meet people and make friends, I have a crazy desire to take them to my bed.”
I’m pretty sure most women that meet me have this same desire. Who can blame them?
Your bed looks awesome, mine looks pretty old, I have had it for about 15 years though but it’s still the only place I really feel comfortable. Most of the time I’m in bed too, I’m in bed now, clothed mine, though it is hot at the moment so I may have to strip off. TMI I know, but thought I’d share.
My response is above your comment…? What the heck happened?
You replied to the wrong comment that’s what happened! 😛
Next time I’m late for work my response will be “Sorry, I didn’t want to deprive myself of a beautiful nights sleep and boy was it glorious!” 😀
yes! yes!
we write in bed, take phonecalls on the (baby pink) Princess Phone and generally love the clouds of cool white sheets.
there’s also something about lying on the bed with friends that reminds us of School and shared whispered confidences and then University late-into-the-night film watching while dreaming of a Future.
lovely blog.
found you via beguiling hollywood…….*clicksFollow* – we shall visit again.
I’m so glad you ‘get it!’ It’s difficult to describe, really. I think “…lying on the bed with friends that reminds us of School and shared whispered confidences and then University late-into-the-night film watching while dreaming of a Future.” YES! That’s it exactly. The conversations are fun and dreamy and light hearted. It is like being a school girl. Thanks, Teamgloria! You nailed it.
Yes, we shall visit again and again perhaps on our virtual pillows. 😉
Lisa
*waving* from our pillow right now!
with a cup of coffee and positioned right in front of the vintage style fan because it’s already bloody hot in los angeles and it’s only 08:31AM.
posting something later today about Gladys Hall (1930s journalist) – she also wrote in bed mostly – we saw her archives yesterday at the Library.
bliss.
Haha! I love the addition of the fan. Perfect.
I’m enjoying our pillow time and delicious coffee. 😉
Good times!
I’ll look up Gladys Hall– how funny that she wrote in bed, too.
Thanks for sharing that tid bit.
Bliss, indeed.
Makes me want to get under the covers! Ode to the bed! I’m with you the entire way.
I’m so glad you get it. Ode to the bed, indeed. 😉
Lisa,I love my bed too…but I love my sleep even more….so much that I could sleep anywhere and everywhere…
great to know of your bed love 🙂 though I hate sharing my bed.
Haha! Something we have in common! When I want to sleep I certainly don’t need anyone in bed with me. I’m a serious sleeper, too. 🙂
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