This post is courtesy of being curled up in bed after a long hard day of getting Jack to school on time, grading papers for two hours, teaching three classes (each over an hour long and two involving excruciating details about comma usage), attending two hour-long meetings, driving at least two hours in the car getting from place to place, trying to concentrate on a book while Jack had his saxophone lesson, shopping for groceries and making sure we got fed.
Here it is:
Roger and I each brought a twin-sized duvet into our marriage. We decided to go on using them because they made it easy to share a bed without fighting over the covers (which I may or may not have a habit of doing).
Using twin-sized duvets has also turned out to be especially nice when the weather turns cold. I can swap out my summer cotton cover for a thick flannel cover and it doesn't affect Roger, who keeps his light-weight year round, at all.
Oh, I am so cozy. Must sleep soon.
1 comment:
I am so glad to hear this! We, too, have twin-size blankets that we layer, as needed, on top of the main blanket. That allows me to pile on as many blankets as I want when I'm cold and allows my husband to stay cool.
That's really something that young couples should be advised about. It might prevent a few fights, don't you think?
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