Haole Girl
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:08 AM
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Poll question: Decisions, decisions... |
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:10 AM
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Haole Girl
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:11 AM
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2. Have one in every room |
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I think our next step is to get one put into the central heating system.
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Mon Jan-04-10 02:18 AM
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:19 AM
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Instead of turning up the heat so high it dries out your sinuses...
Another light blanket on the bed?
And then turn up the heat just a little...
:shrug:
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:32 AM
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4. You know, I thought of that |
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Edited on Mon Jan-04-10 01:33 AM by Haole Girl
But the cat is sleeping on our extra blanket, on the couch.
I'm considering moving the cat & blanket right now! ;-)
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:38 AM
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But you are more important!
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Haole Girl
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:57 AM
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8. I gave the cat the little blanket & took the big one |
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She's purring...what a sweetie
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:38 AM
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5. fleece sheets, a down comforter, and a velux blanket... |
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warm as toast all night long, with the thermostat at 63.
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Mon Jan-04-10 02:00 AM
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9. A down comforter sounds heavenly right now |
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You'd think I live in the arctic the way I'm talking. lol
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Mon Jan-04-10 01:57 AM
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Late 70's on the Kentucky/Tennessee border, my wife and I lived in a little itty-bitty A-frame house deep in the woods, set up on posts almost 10 feet off the ground with a little tiny stream running right underneath it. We had a king-sized waterbed that was too big for either the tiny loft bedroom or the "den", so we put it right inside the front door in the living room. Front of the house all glass, so at night in the wintertime, we could see the stars through the bare trees. Beautiful. VERY romantic. Heaven for a young couple. . Cold winters for that far south. We had a heater under the mattress, normal sheets, and a THICK faux fur bedspread on top of us. We'd turn the heat in the house WAY down (you could sometimes see your breath), but we would be warm and toasty and happy where we were. . Made it AWFULLY hard for me to get out of bed in the mornings, though. I wanted to just stay in bed until, I don't know, at LEAST until................... April. . . Modern waterbeds have a lot of stability -- some of them just have a shallow water "chamber" that gives you all the support benefits plus that amazing under-mattress heating effect -- no drying effect.
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Mon Jan-04-10 02:01 AM
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10. Sometimes I do miss the waterbed we had. nt |
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