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Well, in the interest of randomness, please do tell me about your username.
Chaotic.
I don’t know the details, but from my vague memories of that show, I can extrapolate.
You still can’t meet my cat.
I don’t know what my parents had planned, but my sister thought she was finally going to get a sister. (Not sure if my parents thought that or if she came up with the theory on her own.) As a result, when I was born a boy, she apparently carried me around the neighborhood telling all the neighbors that I was her new sister Katie.
Sadly, for me, it wasn’t worth the cost; however, my kid did enjoy laying on it to watch TV for at least a few days, so perhaps they’d recommend it.
Dang, and my kid thinks I have a lot on my bed!
I’m glad you’ve found something that works. Those 10x10 blankets are huge - and pretty cool. I got my wife one a few Christmasses ago and she’s used it on and off since then. I hate folding it solo after washing it, though.
Gotcha, thanks.
I think I might have been thinking of this one.
My oldest pillow is about fifteen years old and was one of my first purchases in my own home - it’s the one I now use to avoid skin chafing. Back then it was for my head.
I didn’t know European pillows were different, though I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised.
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Please, tell me more about the bean bag tube type thing.
I tried a buckwheat pillow but found it better for sitting on than for resting my head. Can you not take yours with you to the other city?
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Well, fair enough - I’m glad you found something that works for you.
Well, you definitely seem like an authority on the subject!
I don’t think I’ve stuck with this approach for more than a consecutive week or two, so perhaps I need to give them more time before they get comfortable.
I’ve tried one of those - not that brand, a generic one - and sadly found that I tend to slide down in my sleep, leaving my head in the cutout overnight. Perhaps a nicer brand would resolve that. Thank you for the recommendation!
Interesting, I don’t think I’ve encountered someone using a towel long term.
I use a CPAP, too, but toss and turn so much that I think the arm flick to adjust the air hose during the turn has become reflexive.
I don’t know the brand and the tags have long since worn away, but personally I’ve found good luck with a “standard” size memory foam pillow. Memory foam tends to get too warm under my head but hasn’t been an issue for a knee pillow.
You know, I named my cat “Hex,” short for “Hexadecimal.” I don’t think I’ll be introducing you to her.
I haven’t tried a plushy, but yeah, I also find sleeping accessories marketed towards side sleepers to generally be unsatisfactory.
Do you think he’d give me a billion dollars if I asked?