"You are so good in bed..."

@p1kef1sh (45681)
March 9, 2012 5:20am CST
Is what The Boss said to me this morning. I smiled and lay back, preening myself. Then she said "You hardly move when you are asleep!" Oh, bubble burst! I thought that she meant... well you know what I thought... So do you sleep well at night?
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@liquorice (3887)
9 Mar 12
Lol! I don't sleep too well. But yesterday I came across a lovely warm blanket that I forgot I had. Put that on the bed last night, and had the best sleep ever.
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
10 Mar 12
Is there a reason why you don't sleep? My SIL lives in Singapore and just sent p1kelet a beautiful green quilt from Cambodia. She's sleeping soundly under it right now.
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@liquorice (3887)
10 Mar 12
Ah stress mainly. Family things and health things. Need to start doing tai chi again! :) The Cambodian quilt sounds lovely. I love blankets and quilts as I am cold a lot of the time. (That also contributes to my sleep patterns..) Hope you are feeling well.
@kristiane (112)
• Philippines
9 Mar 12
Some nights, I do sleep well but there are more nights that I feel restless and I can't sleep so I spent my waking hours surfing the net.
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
9 Mar 12
I find that if I do that then I tend to stay up all night and feel awful the whole of the next day. I am quite disciplined now, but once upon a time I had to have a friend e mail me at 10.30pm and tell me to go! LOL.
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@Hatley (163781)
• Garden Grove, California
9 Mar 12
hi pikey befor e I got stuck here in this tiresome retirement center I would not be able to sleep so would get onto the net and start mylotting then get sleepy go to bed and sleep til 8 or 9 am. here I have to go to bed at ten and get up at 6 for 7 am breakfast. sometimes I feel like I am in the army being got up at 6 am. all I think to make life easy for the kitchen crew lol lol. here I could not go back to my old life style as I have as roomie who thinks I am daft for not going to bed at 8pm so to compromise I set ten pm as my bedtime but should have said 11 pm . as thats always been my supposed bedtime. I have had times too when I surfed late in the morning and not been able to sleep too. not fun at all.
@dragon54u (31636)
• United States
9 Mar 12
HA! I don't sleep well. I wake up several times a night, sometimes for no reason I can figure out. But since I moved my deceased mother's "sleep number" bed into my room at least I no longer wake up in the night with aches and pains! I'm not a good sleeper and never have been since I was born. I've tried artificial means but I feel groggy in the morning so I've accepted that I'll never sleep through the night.
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
9 Mar 12
Last night I didn't sleep so well in fact. But generally I do OK nowadays. 6- 8 hours most nights.
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• United States
9 Mar 12
It all depends upon where I am sleeping, how tired I am, and with whom I am sleeping. Seriously, though, if the little one is sick, then I barely get any sleep, because I hear her every move, especially when she is congested, because she has a tendency to cough, get sick and gag when she is sick. Therefore, most nights I just stay on the couch with her to keep her head elevated and help her get as much rest as possible. After a couple nights of this, however (and once she is feeling better), I am out cold as soon as my head hits the pillow and a bomb could probably go off next to me and I wouldn't wake up.
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
10 Mar 12
Children cause us to find hidden abilities to stay awake and somehow still function. I am like you. Two nights with disturbed sleep equals one really good night.
@saphrina (31552)
• South Africa
10 Mar 12
uumm and here i thought we are going to have some fun in bed, sweetie. Anyhow, im damn good on bed, lay still and wait for morning to come. To scraed to move, i might fall asleep.
@p1kef1sh (45681)
10 Mar 12
Can I use several words about the spelling instead than? Now dare to sleep. It might be fun!
@saphrina (31552)
• South Africa
10 Mar 12
Not one word about that spelling.
@saphrina (31552)
• South Africa
10 Mar 12
Sure sweetie, knock yourself out. Its in the middle of the day, but i promise i will try it out tonight.
9 Mar 12
i am not a good sleeper, i tend to shuffle about a lot waking myself, have you ever woken up "inside" the duvet cover before? i have lol
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
9 Mar 12
LOL. I don't think that I have. But I have certainly woken up with no duvet on me at all!
@SViswan (12051)
• India
10 Mar 12
Lol!! I think I do but hubby would disagree :-P He says I take more than half the bed though I don't move around much.
@SViswan (12051)
• India
12 Mar 12
True that!Now that I'm not sharing the bed with him, I get all the space I need without any complaints.
@p1kef1sh (45681)
10 Mar 12
Funny. I get exactly the same comments. Our bed partners have the most fertile imaginations! LOL.
@gtargirl (5376)
• United States
16 Mar 12
Um ... I just can't get passed your bubble bursting.
@LittleMel (8742)
• Canada
10 Mar 12
yes I do now I have been meeting mental support to help deal with my depression and anxiety each time it's getting better having an expert to talk to
@p1kef1sh (45681)
10 Mar 12
I am pleased to hear that. I have had some experience of mental health issue as well. Sleep can help. I hope that you make a good recovery.
@Hatley (163781)
• Garden Grove, California
9 Mar 12
hi pikefish oh my she really did burst your bubble.I had a night for the books. I woke up at 2 am with cramps in both legs running up the inside into my groin total agonizing pain. I finally had the cramps subsiding so I limped to the bathroom. then coming back I tripped over something, think it was my shoe, and fell. As a large woman with two bad knees and a shoulder joint re placement that left my left arm pretty useless, when I was on the floor sitting on my butt the damned cramps in my legs came back. agony my roomie who is much smaller tried to pull me up but I cou ld not get on my feet because I was in searing, nerve sizzling pain in both legs. She got a fellow resident who is a big man to help me. But his shouldre gave out just as mine did.So they went down to get a care giver, meanwhile I had got on my knees and grabbing the edge of my bed I did get myself up. When they came back they asked me if I was in pain and yes the searingnerve twanging cramps had once more came up my legs both of them.They wanted me to go get checked out but other than the cramps I was fine so they left me hoping I would soon get rid of the cramping. so once the cramping was finally stopped I got back in bed. Got to sleep only to wake with my right ankle cramping but I managed to walk that off. then to my dismay we got our six am call to get up. I did get to go back to bed after breakfast and I did sleep from 8to 11 am . now I feel great. b ut I wish I knew what on earth had caused both of my legs to cramp into my groin. it has something to do with the nerves in the groin as it was searing pain not just the ache of cramps one gets in the calves of your legs. I think since I was horribly thirsty I cramped because I was really dehydrated.so have been really drinking water this afternoon. so last night I did not sleep well at all,hardly got over two hours sleep so tongight I hope I really can sleepl lol lol
@p1kef1sh (45681)
10 Mar 12
Poor Patsie! You do suffer. But you always come bouncing back to us all cheerful. Keep drinking - shame that it's only water!
13 Apr 12
Wow p1key, can always rely on you for a good chuckle!!! With a 2 year old in the house my sleeping well at night varies depending on how he sleeps. Plus with my partner working evenings and coming home late, he sometimes disturbs me but I repay the favour by having to start work early in the mornings.
• India
2 Aug 12
Hello my friend p1kef1sh Ji, We are happy to note taht you are enjoying your life very well. May God bless You and have a great time
@RitterSport (2451)
• Lippstadt, Germany
11 Mar 12
hi dear P1ke I am haunted by bad dreams at night too often right now to say I am sleeping well plus wake up cause of the carpal tunnel syndrome.... but I dont complain if I get a little sleep at least to function well with the help of coooffeeeee in the morning. LOL
• Ireland
9 Mar 12
Haha, I read 'The Boss' and read it as 'the boss' as in the one at work and it took me a bit to put 2 and 2 together without getting 5... I was wondering what in God's name your boss was doing speaking to you like that haha. I'm a sound sleeper, I'm very good at it, but according to my poor man I'm a restless, noisy sleeper! Go figure...
@p1kef1sh (45681)
10 Mar 12
LOL. The Boss is of course the wonderful woman who has been my rock and support for the past 25 years.
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• Ireland
10 Mar 12
I figured as much lol, it was the initial confusion I had that amused me. I have a boss too, the man of the house - the trousers are the other way around in our house!
• United States
11 Mar 12
Tee-hee.....but she only meant when you were asleep you hardly moved...I am sure she thought you knew how you thrilled her with your moves when you are NOT asleep.
• Regina, Saskatchewan
11 Mar 12
ROFL. I just had the hubs home for a couple of days and he said the same thing to me! lol He and your wife must be on the same wavelength....