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mymontreal wrote:Ok Babette I'll bite... "BRING BACK THE BUNDLING BOARD..." - pray do tell, "BUNDLING BOARD..." ??

Well since Babette won't answer your question. Bundling Board was a colonial invention which allowed conversation but no physical contact. Also walled of your side of the bed!




Jerry

I answered the person who posted the question on another thread. Keep up!

LOL,
Babs

6PtStar wrote:

mymontreal wrote:Ok Babette I'll bite... "BRING BACK THE BUNDLING BOARD..." - pray do tell, "BUNDLING BOARD..." ??

Well since Babette won't answer your question. Bundling Board was a colonial invention which allowed conversation but no physical contact. Also walled of your side of the bed!




Jerry

Looks like nothing a hole saw couldn't fix

Babette wrote:I answered the person who posted the question on another thread. Keep up!

LOL,
Babs

Sorry, I have not had time to read them all!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jerry

Sleep opposite ends of bed. (leg to leg instead of face to face) You also get more space out of your bed for more comfy sleeping.

Hope this helps, that's where we are now and it works for us.

Best wishes,
Susan

heavysnorer wrote:Sleep opposite ends of bed. (leg to leg instead of face to face) You also get more space out of your bed for more comfy sleeping.

Hope this helps, that's where we are now and it works for us.

Best wishes,
Susan

If you really mean face to foot, that could a problem on a different sort! Unless you both have hoses and put the intakes in a clean air zone (like the next room over or out the window). I can see it now, tandum CPAP for those really extra long hoses.

Unless I missed it Soft-guy never came back again. I was wondering if he ever managed to talk to the wife and get the problem resolved?