This is SO sad. Just a few short months after my blissful discovery, and a few short weeks after I told the world (er uh, you guys) about it, and it has vanished like so much mist. The snoring is not constant, thank goodness, but man is it an adjustment to go from blissful silence to occasional abrupt loud ass log sawing right next to you. It doesn’t help that I’m a terribly light sleeper and Adam is a terribly deep sleeper. Oh woe is me. Suggestions? Other than not bragging anymore of course…
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A knee to the crotch or back (depending on how he’s sleeping) should work in the short term. Long term, deal with it.
Maybe going to bed a bit earlier would help. I’m a light sleeper too and tend to wake up at nearly any sound during the night. We have a dog that likes to go outside in the middle of the night and I’m the one that wakes up while Yvonne sleeps peacefully. William cries in his bed, I wake up. Elizabeth has a bad dream, I wake up.
But sometime after 4 am, I start sleeping like a rock because Yvonne gets up and showers and I don’t hear a thing. Guess I’m too tired to wake up.
PS – And you’ll have to wait until I finish Sunrise Lands for the rating system.
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You totally jinxed it. I think that my snoring level is equal to my level of exhaustion. We both need to get more sleep (as you said last night). I wonder if my new electric blanket is having a negative effect on my snoring. It has caused me to wake up two nights in a row and turn it off. Hmmmm.
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if there’s any chance that new blanket is the cause then the shit is gone…!
TK42ONE: i’ve been trying the gentle nudge, which seems to be working, but only for a minute. i may have to upgrade the force it sounds like…
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Yeah, you totally jinxed it! You could try and be sneaky and slip some cottonballs up his nose.
No, wait. Don’t do that. Tis mean. Guess you gotta suffer?
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i know…poor me
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