Fairy tale Frank

[fbhjr]

The other night I had trouble getting to sleep. There was something in the bed that was driving me crazy. I searched the bed, but couldn’t find what felt like a bolder in the bed when I lay down on it.
Finally, I lifted up the sheet and searched the mattress top. I found one grain of sand.
I removed it, and the problem was gone.
OK, not a pea. But, I was still amazed that something so small caused so much discomfort.

Comments

[palusbuteo.livejournal.com]

yep, I tend to have a similar problem with small bits of dust or sand, as well as a folded piece of the bedsheet, or a blanket nudged under my shoulder or something. Takes me a while of adjusting the pillow to find it "comfortable" but then when I move my head, have to adjust again sometimes.

[pallid-regina.livejournal.com]

Were you given a kingdom after that? Because that would be cool.

[fbhjr.livejournal.com]

A kingdom of dreams after I found it and got to sleep.
No more then that, I'm afraid.

[cissa.livejournal.com]

With us, it's litter. It's amazing how a small piece of litter tracked into the bed by one or another of the Damn Pussycats can feel like a caltrops when one is trying to sleep!

Although this mornig I just could NOT get comfortable, and even helf asleep I figured out there was something digging into me. And lo! when I looked, there was not the piece of litter I was expecting, but Gunn's beloved milk-bottle ring, which he had hidden in the bedclothes yesterday and failed to find (he likes to do that). But ouch.