Update: The mattress has arrived safely and is resting peacefully. The poor thing has a 72 hours recuperation period before it can be used, according to Ikea. I may have to interrupt its sleep before that for the sake of mine.
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Saturday, April 18, 2015
Chapter 2: the grind and the refined- Late night activities
I can't sleep tonight for some reason, so I've decided to do the laundry. What else can you do at 04:30AM?
I plan to go to the bike shop this morning and on the afternoon I expect the new mattress to be shipped in. Hopefully, it will also bring me some sleep.
Update: The mattress has arrived safely and is resting peacefully. The poor thing has a 72 hours recuperation period before it can be used, according to Ikea. I may have to interrupt its sleep before that for the sake of mine.
Update: The mattress has arrived safely and is resting peacefully. The poor thing has a 72 hours recuperation period before it can be used, according to Ikea. I may have to interrupt its sleep before that for the sake of mine.
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72 hour recuperation period??? I've never heard of such a thing! Do you need to feed it special food and massage it daily as well? Perhaps take it out to walks, poor thing? Holy cow.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I'm assuming the laundry room is far away from any other dwelling unit - I'd hate to be woken up at 4:30 in the morning on by a spin cycle... People there have guns and they're not afraid to use them!
The laundry room is on the first floor and no one seems to live there. It is a peculiarly quiet building in general. Almost... too quiet.
Delete"He only wanted to clean his cloths; but at the dark of night, even the most innocent and quite rooms can turn into ... the Laundry Room!" (rated R for extreme gratuitous violence)
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