MusicalBeds,inWhichaBedWins

In between naps tonight (did you think I did anything so quaint as “sleep?"), I extricated myself from between my two youngest and went in search of less close quarters. I wandered into the hall and paused, trying to remember who was where and listening for restless children.

Satisfied, I opened the door to my room, and was surprised to see a bedside lamp on. I started to ask Gil if he was reading, when I suddenly realized that there was no one in the bed. The five of us were distributed between the three children’s beds, and the roomiest bed in the house, a luxurious Eastern king, went begging.

And it looked strangely smug.

Comments

Nanners Nanners said on...
04.09.04 at 03:40 AM |

ah yes, those king size beds DO look smug when one finds themselves distributed throughout the house..uncanny how they can almost grin..I think they encourage baby making for that purpose alone, a sort of ‘revenge is the dish best served cold’ thing, but then again, I could be reading into things my own bed may or may not be thinking.

Genuine Genuine said on...
04.09.04 at 04:38 AM |

I dibs it!

Shelly Shelly said on...
04.09.04 at 06:34 AM |

Mindy, I hope you were able to take advantage of the emptiness, if only for 15 minutes.  I’m holding my head to one side this morning, as my 3 year old (after wetting his bed “I’m a big boy, I don’t want to wear diapers any more”) made his pilgrimage to our bed around 3am.  Actually, I can’t remember a day when my didn’t feel pretzelized.

Shelly Shelly said on...
04.09.04 at 06:36 AM |

That would be my body, thank you very much.

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