Do you like to read in bed?
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Comments (29)Here's a queen: http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/fuo/1541211917.html Here's a king four poster: http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/fuo/1546824613.html Here's a queen: http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/fuo/1546868516.html Another queen: http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/fuo/1539274706.html I think if you take some time, you could find just what you are looking for if you are near a large metropolitan area like Dallas. Just do a search on Henredon bed, Drexel bed, Ethan Allen bed, Pennsylvania House bed, Thomasville bed, etc. Also search on four poster bed. That should pull up several listings without having to go through lots of junk. Good luck! Jo...See MoreDo you like to read...........
Comments (31)Yes, big time reader, although during and after nursing school I got burnt out on reading anything. First time in my life. Back in school, starting in Jr. High, I'd always have a book with me to read. School was so boring and we had to have a study hall for one period. I had all my work done in class and was so shy so I'd stick my nose in a book. It wasn't too good in English high school, though, because I'd read the novels way before everyone else in class. They'd moan and groan about not having enough time to read a few pages so the teacher would push the deadline back again and again. By the time the test came around I had read so many other books I'd forgotten that novel. I never did do good on those tests. I hardly seem to have time to read anymore, spend alot of my free time here in the computer, but am getting back into reading again. Still have a pile of books on my wall unit I need to read. Always take a book or magazine with me to doctor and dental appointments. That's the only way I seem to have time to read them anymore. My favorite magazine is National Geographic, bought it the last time for Alex as a Christmas gift. I'm going to renew the subscription today or tomorrow. My dad has been giving me a subscription to Reader's Digest and Prevention for years, ever since I left home in my 20s. I quit buying People for the same reason someone mentioned above, don't know over half those people in the magazine anymore. The only articles I like are the ones about ordinary people now...not enough to make me want to spend that much money. I like all types of books, except romance novels....See MoreWhat magazines do you like to read?
Comments (34)I don't buy magazines anymore - they are way too expensive for my budget. I used to love Martha Stewart for baking and crafts when there were more articles than ads. I love cooking magazines especially Fine Cooking and the new Food Network magazine. My sister buys all the cooking and decorating magazines so when I go to visit her that is what we do - sit and look through magazines. That is her luxury and she buys them all. LOL My niece gave me a subscription to Chatelaine magazine but I don't care for that one so I usually just pass it along to someone else. I do like Hello Canada and Rayalty but my SIL gives me them after she has read them. At Christmas I may buy a holiday baking magazine for cookies but now I am realizing there isn't much new with cookie recipes these days. They just rehash the old recipes LOL I did used to buy the Collectors magazine but I don't even know if it is around anymore. My Sister always brings me home a Southern Living when she comes home from St. Louis but it is also for sale on our newstands. I like the recipes. I only get the Windsor Star if my sister goes away and has her paper rerouted to me which happens often. The news is old having been on the local television news the night before so it is no great loss if I don't get the paper. If I want really want to look at a particular issue of a magazine I can go to the library and read it. Anne...See MoreWhich bed placement do you like best?
Comments (14)I vote 3. Beds in corners are hard to make. You should be able to walk comfortably around it. Most people will want a queen size bed. If planning an air b&b you really need a few things. 2 night tables with lamps. A desk can double as a bedside table. I hate places with only one since both my husband and I wear glasses it's nice to have a place to put them without asking a spouse to put them on a table for you. Supply a handy place to put a suitcase and a chair or bench. Travelers will live out of their suitcase. Giving them space in a closet and small drawer space though. A dresser just takes up room. This my guest room....See More- 9 years ago
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