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Watching TV in Bed

I have never been one to have a television in my bedroom.  I always was of the mindset that the bedroom is where you sleep, not watch tv.  However, after moving in with Glen, my big screen tv needed to go somewhere and the bedroom was the only place for it.  So I thought I would lay down on my bed that I absolutely love, and see if watching television in this way was enjoyable.  Of course Petey and Lilly were more than willing to give it a try also.

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As you can see, they didn’t make it very long before they passed out.

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3 thoughts on “Watching TV in Bed

  1. I Love my TV in my bedroom. I turn it on and 15 minutes later I am asleep. Petey looks like Thor. How did you like watching TV in Bed?

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  2. hoermanshouse's avatartrulymebeingme on said:

    I am not one of those that can sleep with the television on, unfortunately. I am still not completely sold on the idea of a tv in the bedroom. However, I can see the benefit of it when I am not feeling well. Plus, Petey and Lilly are complete bed hogs and tend to block ones view of the screen. 🙂

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  3. It is nice for bonding with the little ones though. Everyone wants to snuggle on the bed. Thor is a big bed hog too! Last night he laid down at the bottom of my feet and I had to scrunch up until he decided it was time to move.

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