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On Mattresses Old and New
Feb. 2nd, 2017 10:16 amI have a new mattress. It is wonderful.
The old mattress was perhaps 20 years old. It predated me moving in with MLW by some years and we've been married for 11 years. It was knackered and sagging and worn out and very, very uncomfortable. I had not properly recognised how uncomfortable it had become. What I realise now is that for the last 18 months or so I've basically been clinging to the side of the mattress to stop myself rolling in to the middle. Not so much clinging as having to hold myself rigid and brace myself.
No wonder I've been feeling so sleepy recently. (Still need to go to the GP about that.)
Inertia and a sort of creeping failure in service had kept us from buying a new mattress.
The new mattress is one of the famous Premier Inn mattresses which you can now buy.
http://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/why/sleep/buy-our-bed.html
I've been staying at Premier Inns at least once a month for about a decade and half now. I've never found their beds anything other than really, really comfortable. So an easy choice to make. After a few night's experience definately the right choice. I can already feel myself more rested than I've felt in months.
I even enjoyed having the mattress delivered.
I've put a reminder in my diary to buy a new mattress in ten year's time. I love my new mattress and would want to part on good terms.
The old mattress was perhaps 20 years old. It predated me moving in with MLW by some years and we've been married for 11 years. It was knackered and sagging and worn out and very, very uncomfortable. I had not properly recognised how uncomfortable it had become. What I realise now is that for the last 18 months or so I've basically been clinging to the side of the mattress to stop myself rolling in to the middle. Not so much clinging as having to hold myself rigid and brace myself.
No wonder I've been feeling so sleepy recently. (Still need to go to the GP about that.)
Inertia and a sort of creeping failure in service had kept us from buying a new mattress.
The new mattress is one of the famous Premier Inn mattresses which you can now buy.
http://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/why/sleep/buy-our-bed.html
I've been staying at Premier Inns at least once a month for about a decade and half now. I've never found their beds anything other than really, really comfortable. So an easy choice to make. After a few night's experience definately the right choice. I can already feel myself more rested than I've felt in months.
I even enjoyed having the mattress delivered.
I've put a reminder in my diary to buy a new mattress in ten year's time. I love my new mattress and would want to part on good terms.
