Sometimes you just gotta sleep. Like at night, or after a long spell of scientific research, rock n'roll, or time travel (especially after the latter, let me tell you...). Man, is it important to have a good bedroom arrangement. | |
Now, isn't this pleasant? Special thanks to interior design consultant Mundell Winstead. | |
Soft lights, soft colors, heavy drapes, comfortable furnishings, fabrics... Everything really comes into play in perfecting the bedroom equation. As part of my research in finding the best sleeping conditions, I have personally visited and slept in a wide variety of different places all over this vast earth. That includes a rock on top of a mesa in northern Mexico, a shipboard steerage cabin, and a youth hostel in Bavaria. Actually I didn't do much sleeping in two of the three. Guess which two? Visitors and friends who sleep over often remark that they feel particularly well-rested after a night at my place. I take this as a compliment, and as an indication that they enjoy the country tranquility and the relaxed atmosphere of my place. Plus I always make a point of leaving a few technical books in the nightstand. I find that nothing puts me to sleep faster than reading a computer manual or some type of statistical research work. |