A Comcast technician came to replace a faulty modem. After spending an hour on hold with Comcast’s central office, he fell asleep on my couch. I’ve been in my apartment for three weeks and my internet connection is still non-functional. This is my tribute to Comcast, their low quality technology and their poor customer service. UPDATE: My service has been restored. A Comcast team spent five hours to get everything up and running. Thanks for all your advice. More info: www.snakesonablog.com
Question by Lara Croft Fan: Do you have your husband sleep on the couch?
My husband snores so loud and wakes me up. He also watches tv late into the night or gets on the computer secretly. He creates this pillow wall to hide his activities. He’s driving me nuts.
Best answer:
Answer by Always Singing My husband works nights….problem solved!
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Question by ????????????3: Who should sleep on the couch?
Before you get all bent out of shape please know that I absolutely love my husband but his snoring is driving me crazy. Since we have been married my husband has gained weight and has started snoring really bad. At times it is like sleeping with a motorbike. He bought a mouth guard that really helps with his snoring but takes it out in his sleep because it feels weird. Now he says he cannot find it. Every night that we sleep in the same bed I nudge him constantly and get very little sleep. We also have two children that sometimes do not sleep through the night. Our three year old has developed a habit of climbing in our bed early in the morning as well. I tell my husband that he needs to sleep on the couch but he complains that it hurts his back. I think that I should not have to sleep on the couch to escape his snoring when I am not the one that snores and if the kids need something I would have to tend to them from the couch. He has also rolled over on top of me in the middle of the night and I am afraid he will do the same to one of our children if left in the bed with him. He sleeps through everything and I get very little sleep. He will not talk to his doctor about his snoring and I am seriously reaching my breaking point. What should I do?
Sleeping pills and ear plugs are out of the question. If my kids need someone in the middle of the night or someone breaks in our house or there’s a fire someone needs to hear these things becasue he won’t.
The three year old is not allowed to stay in our bed for more than a couple of minutes but I am the one that has to take him back upstairs, again losing more sleep because Sir Snoozealot is oblivious that anyone is even awake or needing something. I would hate to think of him climbing in bed with daddy (while I am on the couch) and getting smooshed.
(( UPDATE…OUR SWEET SWEET BULLDOG MOLLY DIED OCT. 11, 2009…SHE WAS 11 YEARS OLD..SHE DIED THE FOLLOWING MORNING AFTER SURVIVING A THE REMOVAL OF A GRAPEFRUIT SIZE TUMOR FROM HER SPLEEN AND HER SPLEEN..SHE NEVER SHOWED PAIN, SHE NEVER COMPLAINED. SHE LOVED EVERYBODY AND WAS THE BEST DOG I EVER OWNED. MY HEART ACHES FOR HER. I MISS HER SO MUCH…THANK ALL OF YOU FOR LOVING MY DOG ALSO….LISA)))…..FLIM SAYS IT ALL..MOLLY SNORES SO LOUD WE CAN HERE HER WHEN WE ARE UPSTAIRS..
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