Re: Hot and Cold running futons!

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--- AmyDeel@... wrote:

> I have a floatation bed.

My wife and I have a king size futon. I have been

sleeping on futons scince I lived in Berkeley in the

early 80s. I have back problems (AS) but am convinced

they would be much worse if I slept on a conventional

" western " bed. For those who are wondering, a futon

is a padded cotton mattress from Japan that is (or

was, when I lived there) big on the west coast

(civilization). I have trouble sleeping on hotel beds

and wonder how people can sleep on something so soft

every night! I guess it depends on what you are used

to. In the first eight or ten years I used a futon I

kept it on the floor -- now _that_ is support!

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, NJ Highlands

raharris@...

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In a message dated 09/15/1999 11:23:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

raharris@... writes:

<< and wonder how people can sleep on something so soft >>

...I agree and how about when you go somewhere and sit down on a sofa

or chair and it sinks almost to the floor...I, too, feel so much better when

I am being fully supported by my furniture. But like my hubby told me

once.. " If everybody liked the same thing there wouldn't be enough to go

around " . So...to each his own.

Annette