Do worms sleep?
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The place were sleep goes to stay awake
Comments (6)For ideas for blue bedrooms, you might try Houzz PHOTOS. Scroll down to Bedrooms. Enter "light blue," or "blue walls," or "blue" in the search box. Be sure to use quotation marks. It looks as if you have thick, light-blocking white material of some kind on the windows. Another Houzzer will know more than I do about window treatments. For your double duvet bed, you might try this method of making the bed: put one side edge of your duvet almost at floor level and smooth it up over the side of the bed and over the top as far as possible. Have your SO do the same on the other side of the bed. The duvets may overlap a little bit, or they might meet up in a line down the middle. If there is a space between them, line them up down the middle. The covers you are using are both the same color, so I believe it will be acceptable. Give it a try and see what YOU think. Perhaps get new sheets and pillow covers in the same color as the duvet covers. I was looking at "romantic" bedrooms on Houzz yesterday and noticed that a lot of them featured all-white bedding....See MoreWhere do your pets sleep in your house?
Comments (156)Our Duke is soo loveable! I'm looking for a new dog bed for his 11yr. old bones. I like the dog beds made to look like their own mattress. I'm just wondering if it'll be too hard for him to get cozy & if it's really portable (Yep, he's absolutely spoiled)....See MoreDo you sleep with a fan??
Comments (5)I've slept with a fan since I was about 20. Something about it just lulls me to sleep.... That last pic is my latest acquisition for my bedroom. 1930's Art Deco Gilbert. Still looking for documentation on it!...See MoreDog Beds- Do You Let Your Dog Sleep in Your Bed?
Comments (31)Yes! Although, I grew up with dogs and typically had one of them sleep on the bed with me as a kid, so it felt like common knowledge as an adult. That said, I can definitely see why someone might not want that— my pup is a 60lb chow mix and she has no qualms about taking up as much room as she can on the bed lol. My partner doesn’t mind either, but If she did, I wouldn’t have an issue making the dog stay off the bed. I feel that it’s also important to note that I bathe/brush my dog regularly to keep shedding down as much as possible. For a dog, she’s very clean/not smelly, and since I don’t have a yard, I can pretty much be certain that she hasn’t stepped in anything suspect while taking her out. Plus, free foot warmer! One funny note is that when either my partner or I get up in the morning for work, she’ll (without fail) get up from the end of the bed and make her way to where I/her once were. Head on the pillow and everything. There’s definitely been an occasion or two in which I rolled over and expected my partner there, and got a furry surprise....See Morebillr12
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