There are two questions I frequently ask:
1. Why are the sheets so cold when they've been under the covers all day?
2. How can a snorer not hear their snoring when their ears are 4 inches away from their nose?
Do you have any answers to these, or any silly questions of your own that you hear yourself asking frequently?
Love to all,
Judy K
7 comments:
Why do my kids wake up at 6:00 when we have nowhere important to be, but on pre-school days or church days, I have to drag them out of bed?
Also, why do my kids ignore me while I listen to busy signals for an hour and a half, but the instant I get through and try to conduct business they want to sit on my LAAAAAAP?
Flannel sheets take care of the cold sheet issue.
Are you saying that Dave hears you when you can't hear yourself or vice versa? : )
Dave miraculously stopped snoring a couple of years ago, but this was a comment I frequently made. I will admit that I have started snoring occasionally, but I believe I wake myself up when I hear it, although Dave says that is not always the case.
Mike says I snore, but I don't believe him--I have never once heard it!
Your question reminds me of a conversation we had at my wedding shower about snoring. I remember laughing so hard at your remarks about snoring . . . and thankfully, no, Joey does not snore!
I agree with Rhoda about flannel sheets - they're wonderful. - Mary
Well, since I started the confessions about snoring I should admit that I wake myself up snoring but I'm more likely to hear myself talking in my sleep!
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