I am also a princess when it comes to my bed and boudoir. If you sleep then you don't understand how difficult it is to sleep. Believe me, it is a curse to be such a light sleeper and to be a chronic insomniac. No lights, I must have cool temps, no TV, no noise, no cats, no snoring, no talking in your sleep, no sleep walking allowed either. Seldom does that happen.
So we have sorta played musical beds for the last couple of nights. Last night he removed the twin section of our Dial a Number bed. His blow up mattress was about six inches above my bed. His mattress will not stop sliding off the bed. Of course the simplest thing would be to move out of our bedroom, but I'm not ready for us to sleep in separate rooms. I always thought it was so sweet that my Hubs parents slept in the same room. He slept in a queen size bed and she slept in a twin. Besides it would be too lonely to sleep in separate rooms. My grandparents and my mother and her husband slept in separate rooms. I like the first option best. So here's what we did.
Hubs took down our massive bed frame and moved it into the guest bedroom. In the guest bedroom he took off the mattress and box springs and disassembled the frame. He put together our massive bed frame in the guest bedroom. So far so good.
Next he disassembled our Dial a Number beds. Then he saved the bed's deck and put his blow up mattress on the deck and then I opted to have regular twin mattress. We don't have any twin head boards. I feel like I'm living in the fifties where parents slept in twin beds.
Our guest bedroom
Here is the real princess...Baby, our cat.I slept pretty good once I got to sleep. Now I have to find some head boards for the twin beds and try to make it feel cozy. My question is do you still sleep in the same bed? The same room?


Our bedroom and the other half of our bedroom.