no1 wrote:sure it does. you're nuts!

I thought that was common knowledge.

ThunderThighs wrote:Feather pillows are like one big squishy mess. How do you keep the case wrinkle-free?

I rather enjoy seeing what Frankenstein-like scars my pillow has blessed me with each morning. The neat thing is, as you get older, your skin is less elastic and it takes longer for those dents to go away! Fun times!

I'm special... It helps to make sure you pull out all four corners so the fabric is smooth before you lay your head down.

KtCallista wrote:I'm special... It helps to make sure you pull out all four corners so the fabric is smooth before you lay your head down.

Only feather pillows here. The last ones I bought at Penney's and they had something in the center. Best pillows we've ever had. They were $50 each. I keep putting off getting new ones. Yeah, I grew up on hand-stuffed feathers, too.

ThunderThighs wrote:Feather pillows feel like rocks to me when they squish down.

No, no, they squish to right where you want them. And when you lift your head, they don't pop back up.

Night all. tomorrow.

pooflady wrote:No, no, they squish to right where you want them. And when you lift your head, they don't pop back up.

Yes, yes they do, especially when the feathers are new. Eventually the feathers break down and loose their fluff though.

Same way that waterbeds mold to your every need and cradle you in warm happiness.

KtCallista wrote:Yes, yes they do, especially when the feathers are new. Eventually the feathers break down and loose their fluff though.

Same way that waterbeds mold to your every need and cradle you in warm happiness.

I agree about the waterbed. I have had a temperpedic memory foam for 10 years and haven't slept as deeply since I got rid of the waterbed.

Good morning all

Morning.

I use three pillows. A feather one under my head, a regular one under my arm, and a thin one between my knees....but I sleep on my side. Shoulder pulls out otherwise, or my hip hurts.

I grew up on a water bed, too. Don't like them now, too mushy.

Mornin', folks.

Good morning everybody! Burr!

Good morning everyone.

joyner wrote:Good morning everybody! Burr!

No kidding. It never got above 40 yesterday, forecast says we might hit 50 today...but the forecasted high for Colorado today is 90! Sheesh!

*gets closer to space heater*

Mornin' peeps.
Early bag this 'toff.
Bet that caught some people off.

dontwantaname wrote:I'm thinking that son hasn't eaten his easter candy yet.
I may go up and look for it.
Peeps and chocolate sound good.

Aww how nice. How old is your little boy?

j5 wrote:Mornin' peeps.
Early bag this 'toff.
Bet that caught some people off.

And just one bag! Betting there will be another.

klozitshoper wrote:Good morning everyone.

Good morning!

... time for coffee.

dontwantaname wrote:You know things are bad when you are making a easter basket for the girlfriend too.

enabler

dontwantaname wrote:You know things are bad when you are making a easter basket for the girlfriend too.

I think that's the first sign of 'wants a grandbaby'.

Mavyn wrote:No kidding. It never got above 40 yesterday, forecast says we might hit 50 today...but the forecasted high for Colorado today is 90! Sheesh!

*gets closer to space heater*

LOL our elderly lab likes to sleep on the porch. We left the sliding glass door open for her and it was 62 when I got up this morning. Inside.

I'm such a sucker for the "service guy coming back from overseas and surprising his kid in school" videos.

The weathermen ran amok again yesterday with their huge snowstorm predictions.

Afternoon, folks.

Afternoon.

work has once again become a deluge. Sigh.

pooflady wrote:I'm such a sucker for the "service guy coming back from overseas and surprising his kid in school" videos.

replace "kid" with "schoolteacher (or librarian) girlfriend" and this could be a decent pr0n video.

Who wants this sunshine? Come take it PLEASE!

I can't vent about it anywhere else, all the local people love it, but the sun exposure in just the last two days has made me so miserable - sick to my stomach and today raging headache.

KtCallista wrote:Who wants this sunshine? Come take it PLEASE!

I can't vent about it anywhere else, all the local people love it, but the sun exposure in just the last two days has made me so miserable - sick to my stomach and today raging headache.

My sister in Colorado feels the same way. It was 90 there today.

No sun here today. Peeked through the clouds for a bit this morning, but it's been overcast since about 10.

Looks like woot staff threads are all the latest rage. Another nail in PWA's Coffin.

AZGman wrote:Looks like woot staff threads are all the latest rage. Another nail in PWA's Coffin.

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AZGman wrote:Looks like woot staff threads are all the latest rage. Another nail in PWA's Coffin.

Think we could steal some new blood? PWA is due for it's next infusion I'd think.

KtCallista wrote:Think we could steal some new blood? PWA is due for it's next infusion I'd think.

Nah; they're all product thread denizens.

pooflady wrote:.

point taken.