I only end up on the floor when Jane's 9 brothers and 4 sisters pay us a surprise visit and we cant all fit in one bed without breaking it. LMAO.
15 originally, 2 have already died. If they all brought their partners and families along we would need about 70 beds and that is not including the grandchildren. PS, I am an only child, so I feel a bit outnumbered at times. LOL .
A futon can be cared for , like seasonally taking it outside to receive the blessing of wind and sun . Might as well then sleep on the ground for awhile , patient with this renewal .
theoretically there should be some difference, since in a regular bed there is a mattress on a box spring which is supported by a frame only along the edges. versus just a mattress on a fully supported hard surface. but yeah, no noticeable difference, which makes me think that the whole box spring thing is just a scam by the bed companies to charge more money for beds. anyway, i really wasn't trying to claim that i slept on the floor at that point, i was just saying that's as close as i've ever come to doing so on a normal basis.
Whole box springs really are a scam and I dont think they're very common in other places, they're mostly a US thing The last time I replaced a mattress I just went to a hardware store and had some 2x4s cut the width of the bed and used those instead. It saved me ..however much box springs cost, I'm not even sure
box spring is a great thing, just dont put that garbage foam mattrasse on it, you can put all kindzzz of things on it instead, or try the japanese "tatami" , its made of straw entirely and weighs about 35 kilos
Seems well to have an air-space under your bio-mattress . I currently sleep every night on the floor and even then the simple blanket I lay upon is loosely woven , crocheted by my old granny . Sleeping on air , ya . The canopied bed ( and straw mattress) is also very old , traditional . It is an insulated little room within a room whether within a northern castle or nomadic yurt or village farmer's hut .
I dont exactly understand what you mean. Can you show me a photo of your bed? or maybe post a google link so I can look at how you bed looks like? thanks
What's this ? : granny knitted and gave me blanket , I spread it upon the floor , I lay me down to sleep there For warmth in covering this body my sister makes me a blanket and another is from my mother and another from a grandfather . Four blankets make this bed upon the floor for the winter . When I rise , sometimes the peace dog will come by and lay upon the blankets . She naps or gnaws upon a deer antler or a buffalo toe or nibbles upon an ear of Indian corn .
What of that writing do you understand , or what of it do you not ? It's most important to accept whatever you believe is understandable and then ignore the mysterious . It's not necessary that you be initiated into our cult of complete understanding .
hahah, ok , you made me laugh. I can bet you are asian. Sometimes I have troubles understanding your text though
Translation:- When He Gets Out Of Bed In The Morning.....His Dog Curls Up On The Blanket Chewing On A Bone Or A Cob Of Corn..... Cheers Glen.
oh hi, thanks, you are an australian native i can see, its just the way he is talking english is very unusual, unheard of to me, especially what is "an indian corn" ??