Hallelujiah!

[lindsaydotcom]

I finally got off my duff last night and went by Sav-On on the way home from class. And I got me some mighty fine earplugs, thankyouverymuch. I got into bed thinking that since I was already all sorts of tired I might actually fall asleep and not need th earplugs, but before I even slid into drowsy pleasantness I heard the tell-tale Hnnnnnnnk start. I asked him to turn onto his side, which worked for about two minutes before the snoring started up again. I put the earplugs in, fidgeted for a minute or so, settled down, and then the next thing I remember is Bryan nudged me this morning because my alarm was going off and I couldn't hear it.

Hazzah! Glorious, I tell you!

I'm actually still tired this morning (we were chatting until well after midnight, and my eyes get old-granny-droopy at about 10:00 these days), but it's the sort of tired that you can deal with because I know I'll get a full night's sleep tonight.

::sigh::

I love sleeping in my bed.

Comments

[jamiethetiger.livejournal.com]

I love The Police. Going to see my man on Friday night. Sting loves me, really. He's just blinded by his wife :-P

I know I snore, but Lance has the ability to sleep through things. I, however, can not. If somethintg wakes me up, it has to stop for me to go back to sleep.

Enjoy sleeping tonight!

Hmm, posting from email, so can't include that I'm listening to Fields of Gold by Sting. Need the mellow music at work today.

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[ves-heill.livejournal.com]

Well, I can sleep through things most of the time, but if I'm not already sleeping when the snoring starts it's virtaully impossible for me to sleep after that.

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[jamiethetiger.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I'm that way too. I really wish we had a couch one could sleep on whenever Lance has a cold. My god the poor boy saws logs...

[brendaboo.livejournal.com]

Lucky you! Mine almost got smothered with a pillow at 4:30 this morning. Not only was he snoring, he was flat on hisback on my sideof the bed with his elbow dug into my spine.

[notjustamommy.livejournal.com]

So maybe you should do a commercial for those ear plugs!!!!

You better hope it's not genetic. Both my sons snore the way Scott does. I can't get away from it. It sounds like it's in stereo. Thankfully I almost always go to bed before Scott does and it doesn't bother me soo much once I'm sound asleep.

Glad you're getting so real sleep in your own bed!

I TOLD YOU SO!!!!

[autumnwife.livejournal.com]

Earplugs have saved my marriage (and possibly my husband's life as well)!!! And you'll get used to them and start hearing your alarm. I did.

:D

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[ves-heill.livejournal.com]

Yes, for the record, everyone, LISA TOLD ME THAT I SHOULD GET EARPLUGS A WHILE AGO, AND SHE WAS TOTALLY, COMPLETELY, AND WITHOUT A DOUBT RIGHT. I SHOULD HAVE LISTENED TO HER A LONG TIME AGO.

;)

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[autumnwife.livejournal.com]

Now, that is definitely not something I hear often! LOL

[speck.livejournal.com]

for those whom earplugs won't work for, have any of you had sucess with white noise?

We've got an air purifer in the room now (and occasionally the cool mist humidifier) and it seems to have helped us tremendously.

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[ves-heill.livejournal.com]

Yup, we use a white noise machine most nights. Not even the sound of waves crashing continually against the shoreline could drown out his snoring.