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Rain Rain Go Away

It's that time of the year where it rains like crazy.  Normally I'm a fan of rain and thunderstorms.  That is up to a certain time of the day.

When I first moved down here it was the fall.  It didn't rain much at first so, like a normal person, I slept in my bed.  It was brand new, but that doesn't matter since it's a Select Comfort bed.  Still takes some time to get it just right though.

Then it started to rain.  The window sill for the window in my bedroom is metal.  When it rains, it patters rather loudly.  Now, I use to be someone that could sleep through anything.  I slept during a hail and wind storm in a travel trailer with two shaking dogs.  I didn't know about it until the next morning.

But this very focused sound makes it nearly impossible to fall asleep if it's raining before I'm asleep.  It's ok if I'm already asleep, but I don't sleep through the night anymore so the first time I wake up to see what time it is, I'm not getting back to sleep.

To counter this, I sleep on the couch.  This for the first few years was where I was for most of the years.  I got used to it to the point that sleeping on the bed was weird.  Summer is almost a necessary as I can't get the air conditioning into the bedroom so it's too hot to sleep.  So I sleep on the couch with a fan blowing on me and the air conditioning going at full blast.

This last fall and winter I finally decided to try sleeping in my bed consistently.  It was wonderful.  I got so used to it that now we're back in the rainy season, it saddens me knowing that my time in my bed is soon to be over with for more than half a year.  It's like being told to sleep on the couch by mother nature.  I don't even get any make up anything.

So when you're sleeping in your bed at night, know that I'm probably sleeping on my couch.  Enjoy your slumber knowing that I wish I could be in own bed sleeping comfortably.  You're a monster!

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