I sleep in a twin bed because, well, there’s only one of me and I don’t mind it. But my bedroom isn’t exactly heated, either and I have a pile of comforters on my bed (two wool blankets, one polyester blanket, one poly-fill comforter, one cheap down comforter) and I have to keep them all lined up to provide maximum warmth. I was just thinking, I wonder if it’s that hard on a bigger bed? Or do people buy decent comforters that don’t require stacking? Or maybe they just heat their bedrooms.<\/p>\n
Well, I guess the Pella window guys are coming on the 20th of December to see if anything is loose. And tomorrow we’re supposed to have gusting east winds and that’ll surely make the window buzz and moan. Well, a week and a half and maybe it will be fixed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I sleep in a twin bed because, well, there’s only one of me and I don’t mind it. But my bedroom isn’t exactly heated, either and I have a pile of comforters on my bed (two wool blankets, one polyester blanket, one poly-fill comforter, one cheap down comforter) and I have to keep them all lined up to provide maximum warmth. I was just thinking, I wonder if it’s that hard on a bigger bed? Or do people buy decent comforters that don’t require stacking? Or maybe they just heat their bedrooms. Well, I guess the Pella window guys are coming on the 20th of December to see if anything … Continue reading I wonder if the comforters are easier to adjust on a bigger bed.<\/span>