Stewart Report post Posted January 9 I got some advice from a friend down the street. I got to thinking something was off about the advice. The advice was "to be the king of your roost"!! Well, we are in Lutz so terminology gets a little turned around. That being said, who in their right mind thinks that would work!! I kind of figure that Lawers created that sort of thinking or the manufacturers of twin beds, could be house builders. Maybe why the extra bedrooms. Me, I will be that king thing when she is out and about . Mine to you all is remember these words- Yes dear,No Dear and Right on it Dear. No Twin beds here. Right on it Dear. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sheilajeanne Report post Posted January 9 (edited) LOL! My parents slept in separate beds because my dad was such a horribly restless sleeper. Generally, by morning, one or both of his pillows would be on the floor, along with half the blankets! I once walked into the room while he was having a nap, and saw him kick out in his sleep and launch the poor cat two feet in the air! The cat very quickly learned it was safer to sleep on Mom's bed! But despite the separate beds, he definitely knew how to say "Yes, dear!" Their marriage lasted nearly 60 years, until he died at the age of 89. Edited January 9 by Sheilajeanne Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
