posted August 05, 2004 06:07 PM            

26T -

Thats interesting, but I can see your point. The reason why I wear tank tops or tight T's is because I still get some support. Trying to run around the house in a loose T-shirt with NO bra makes me feel like I am flapping in the wind LOL...

posted August 05, 2004 06:14 PM              

My bed is a very thick tall mattress that sits on the floor. Queen size. I guess it's about 18" tall. It's medium firmness. if I could afford a Tempurpedic that's what I'd have instead.

Sheets are cotton and usually dark blue. 3 pillows in blue and one body pillow in purple. The comforter is blue with a gold celestial pattern on it.

I toss and turn a lot. I HAVE to have the body pillow to hug. I'm usually hot so I rarely use the blanket. If I do use the blanket I like to keep my feet uncovered. I love to sleep with a fan on.. even if it's chilly. I don't use any sheets besides the fitted sheet on the mattress itself.

posted August 05, 2004 07:56 PM            

My bedroom is my sanctuary so-to-speak as well, and my favorite color is purple, so...when we got the new house I painted the bedroom a nice muted purple (called purple sage), and the ceiling is a pale purple-pink off white (called starry night). I wanted to put glow-in-the-dark stars on the ceiling but hubby drew the line at that . I've decorated it in a pseudo indian/middle eastern thing, which carries over into the bed coverings and bits n pieces. I have these cool hanging glass lanterns w/ silver metal (tin?) on top and bottom, cut out with indian designs, two in purple glass and two gold glass, diff sizes, dangling in one corner at different lengths kinda staggered (the ceiling is vaulted which helps), they hold candles and throw off this gorgeous low light. I also have lots of candle sconces (gotta love candle light), cool beaded purple and bronze curtains, and a nice down comforter, not too puffy (hubby gets too hot), with a purple/eggplant/bronze duvet cover (sort-of a crushed satin look), and decent sheets - I love flannel in the winter, but again hubby gets hot (he's one of those folks who likes all the windows open in winter for fresh air), so we stick to cotton sheets, smelling of a certain brand of fabric softener, well tucked in at the bottom (I can't stand either lying straight on the mattress or having the duvet directly against my skin - so the bed is always well tucked). I sleep on my stomach usually always, naked usually - so the bed, comforter, sheets, etc are all nice and warm and comfy and soft and squishy against my body. The bed is pretty high because it's on a pedestal, but I don't really care about a bed's height so long as it's not on the floor. I like it to be extremely dark so I don't get woken up at the buttcrack of dawn. I also like some plants in the room, they really brighten up a room. (Esp. one in which bronze, purple and black is the color scheme)

I'm way into ambiance (surprise surprise). I also love my sleep and almost never have a problem getting to sleep.

posted August 06, 2004 01:00 AM              

Well, what I have, and what I like are two different things. I am currently sleeping on a couch, and it doesn't particularly suit my fancy, but it works. I prefer a FIRM mattress, cotton sheets, and cotton/polyester blend blanket (if not pure cotton). I like a soft pillow, but not too soft. My old bed sucked; the frame was broken and when you sat on the edge, the other end would tip over and you would fall off lol. I can't sleep nude, just doesn't work.

posted August 06, 2004 11:47 AM            

About the whole ''ya-ya's'' thing, they are always free, unless I'm working, which would be a higly innapropriate place for the girls to strike out on their own. But they are small, so I pretty much hate bras as they seem pointless and confining... anything that feels tight or constricting usually bugs me.

I have a funny slang term for the male anatomy, I made it up while trying to outdo my ex in the boobie slang department....
mudflap.... kinda yucky, but I think it's funny. He named mine, but I don't remember what the names were. His was called ''The Captain''. Didn't get that from me, not nearly original enough.

posted August 10, 2004 05:14 AM              

I just got a ceiling fan instaled in my room right above my bed, its great at night,

it feels great to sleep and have a brezee of fresh air, i even turn it on in the winter time.

Its vary refreshing, as for the bed itself typical firm bed although i tend to use my bed for diffrent purposes lets see a dinner table, a study table, some sorta seat when i'm watching tv in my room.

as for pilliows, 2 hard firm pillows and 2 extra soft pillows, some how i combine the the harder pillows with the softer pilliows

as for blankets,

i guess this is where the childish part of me comes,i simply rally on a sleeping bag its quick and easy, just zip it up and just hope right in.

in the morning same thing zip it up, no need to make the bed just zip it up. I find i can get alot more done that way.

posted August 10, 2004 09:01 AM              

Tenderly snuggle in nude with curvaceous Pisces girl, spoons position.

A nice (and new) comforter; a thin pillow so as not to crick the neck.

Quiet, not too cold although it doesn't really matter if you have the Pisces and the comforter. Not too hot.

Futon or bed, as long as it is not too hard nor too soft.

Colors of sheets etc.? It's dark. Who notices?

(Don't like whites though)

Fabrics: different things. Spice of Varities etc. Well, you've got to change the sheets anyway, so try all things.

posted July 24, 2009 03:13 PM            

for some reason i can sleep with two pillows i hate sleeping with one pillow because. 1)my head feels to close to the mattress and i cant stand that. 2)its more comfy with two pillows.

i hate sleeping under the sheets im always on top of the covers and then i put a blanket on top of myself. and for some reason i always sleep with a blanket in summer too.

regular sheets is guess. right now white with green leafs on them. my bed is a always soft to me at least.
im up off the ground but i kinda want a futon i like be close to the floor.

double wide i need alot of space. i dont trust myself on a small bed roll over and fall.

i never sleep bare i need clothes especially sweaters and comfy pants.

posted July 24, 2009 03:35 PM              

down comforter
down pillows
down matress pad

have to cover up even in summer
one foot out

everytime i get in my bed, i think it is the most comfortable bed in the world. i make it perfectly every day before i leave for work.

can't stand sheets that aren't perfectly clean and smelling fresh.

i hate pajamas. in fact i decided how much i hated them and threw them all away some time ago, if i have to get up for the bathroom, i just grab my robe.

i have the same bed as patricia arquette in the show "medium".

posted July 25, 2009 06:54 PM            

I cannot stand waterbeds.

Partially due to budget, partially to taste, and partially for practicality, I got a small futon for myself. One pillow, blue sheets. Strawberry Shortcake blanket with Cthulhu plush toys (and slippers) on top (but off when I'm sleeping).

But when I get my own place, I'd like a queen sized bed (even if I sleep alone) with A LOT of pillows. I love pillows, and bean bags, and cushions, and thick comfortable rugs.

I sleep in my panties or in the bare. I toss & turn a lot, so I need to be able to move (for this reason, I also hate bed boards at the foot of the bed and posts, as I can hurt my foot on them).

I do like the smell of coconut or pine as I go to sleep, but I rarely think to have it. If hot (and noisy outside), I do like to run a fan, it can lull me to sleep.