Sleeping outside page 2

[missblue]

I spent 6 months of my life sleeping outside daily. I got so used to it that I couldn't stand to sleep indoors at all. I also slept with minimal cushioning and no pillow. I couldn't stand having a pillow anymore. It took a lot of adjusting to get used to the regular way again once I returned home. I would sleep outside more often at home now, but my partner would think I was strange plus we get a lot of dew where we live.

You know what would be awesome would be to build a platform in one of our backyard trees and sleep up there once in a while. That would be great.

Why don't you do it? Life is short and you know you love to sleep outside. In a tree would be even better I think.

[Pamsc]

My mother grew up sleeping on a sleeping porch in Maryland in the 1940s. It had originally become a custom to prevent tuberculosis. She liked it so much that they had a murphy bed installed on a screened porch in the 1970s. But it takes some getting used to--the outdoors is noisy.

[Primal Toad]

I spent 6 months of my life sleeping outside daily. I got so used to it that I couldn't stand to sleep indoors at all. I also slept with minimal cushioning and no pillow. I couldn't stand having a pillow anymore. It took a lot of adjusting to get used to the regular way again once I returned home. I would sleep outside more often at home now, but my partner would think I was strange plus we get a lot of dew where we live.

You know what would be awesome would be to build a platform in one of our backyard trees and sleep up there once in a while. That would be great.

Do it!

[denasqu]

That's it.

Project #83 -Turn back porch into an extra bedroom. I like the Murphy bed idea.

[spicegirl]

Funny to find this post as I've been thinking the same thing. I have been "craving" sleeping outside.

We live part of each week in a house we built on an old farm. There, we have a small, captive balcony and I plan to sleep on it. The only reason I haven't done so yet is my husband begs me to wait until we have the balusters installed. He has a good point. That first step is a lu lu.

I'm anxious to do it though and am glad he cares!

Just do it!

[mercop]

I like cold weather and wear a kilt year round. I also camp year round.

I lost 40 lbs last summer fall and then fell off the Primal wagon. Climbed back on today and to celebrate I head for the woods tomorrow night to hang in my hammock. The low will be 25 degrees. - George

[badbunny]

I love camping - I hate having to find the loo at 2am!

I sleep in my nice comfy bed but I cannot sleep withou the window open no matter how cold and it has been quite cold recently. The only horror is getting out of my warm pit into a cold bedroom

[Lorimer]

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[intothewild]

Yup. At the same time I would like to lay in my quictent hammock in the backyard. Listen to the old music and sway into dream under the stary sky. That's unforgetable. I love my hammock. I love the summer nights.