my own bed.....

[kathyp]

hubby called from Thailand.  he'll probably be home this weekend.  still a chance of going to Burma, but probably not.

i remember when my mother decided that she needed her own bed.  i thought it was an awful thing to do if you were married.  i must admit, i have some sympathy for her decision now.  i love my husband and we have been married a lonnnnnng time, but i sure sleep better when he's not home .

anyway.....hopefully he will bring back some good pics.  he never did find the honey guy on the bike again.

[Brian D. Bray]

hubby called from Thailand.  he'll probably be home this weekend.  still a chance of going to Burma, but probably not.

i remember when my mother decided that she needed her own bed.  i thought it was an awful thing to do if you were married.  i must admit, i have some sympathy for her decision now.  i love my husband and we have been married a lonnnnnng time, but i sure sleep better when he's not home .

anyway.....hopefully he will bring back some good pics.  he never did find the honey guy on the bike again.

When 1 of the duo suffers from RLS, sleep apnea, and other medical problems (me) seperate beds become necessary just to stay together.

[Vetch]

I remember once a neighbor going 'tsk-tsk' to my wife when she saw that we had separate quilts. Apparently she thought it interfered with the cohesiveness of the marriage. We just laughed. Actually, it just means that I don't pull the covers off of my wife, and she doesn't shove me out of bed.

[kathyp]

well, i miss they guy.  i'll swap sharing the bed for completion of the long list of chores that i have for him!