It used to be my favorite and a different type of favorite

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For years when I slept at night I slept best curled up on my right side facing the right side of the bed. It's still my favorite, I suppose, but I rarely get the option of sleeping that way anymore. Why? Because my husband snores. He's always snored but either his snoring is worse or it's because he used to be able to sleep on his right side, which he also favored, and he doesn't think he can do that anymore at present. He had major surgery last year in October where he had blood filling up an area in his groin because of a slow leak from the artery in that area. Once they cleaned out the congealed blood that had collected over time rather than leaving a large pocket of air they then cut his chest from below his breast to his lower stomach area and took about an inch width of muscle and weaved it down under tissue to fold into the hole left by the previous surgery. The surgery to remove the blood and repair the artery was done by a vascular surgeon where taking the muscle down was done by a plastic surgeon. All this was done on my husband's right side and he doesn't think it's healed enough yet to try to lay in that direction. Years ago we had a king sized bed and when it needed to be replaced my sister had an extra queen which we decided to use as put money for a new mattress at that time was limited. With the king I felt he was way over there too hard for cuddling but with the queen and him sleeping on his back he gets more than half the bed. We both sleep mostly on our backs and I just deal with it but I've gotten better sleeping in my left even though it's not my favorite. [B] [][][] [/b] As far as my other favorite it's this flower. It's a type of leek and called an allium. Most flowers are my favorites and therefore I have many. I used to have two of these but one didn't come up this year maybe I weeded it out by mistake. It's like a big pincushion but it's not considered that plant. I use a peony metal piece to keep it up and once it rains it loses most of it's color quickly. As a side note I discovered that the gender and chicks is also a type of leek. I don't know why.