Oh No, Mups, l couldn’t have my curtains open… l’d be scared l’d wake up and there was a face with scary eyes, looking in the window!
If there’s any chink of light coming through the curtains, l have to jump out of bed and arrange them properly before l can get to sleep.
Praying?
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Your weird. 
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They would have to be very tall 
or do you live in a bungalow ?
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Its one thing placing your hands before you go to sleep, but where are your hands when you wake up
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Well done! Rhian.
I think everyone should do the same and come back and report their findings! 
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No, more gentle, half fists
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I am wondering if the way we position ourselves in bed was determined whilst we were growing in our mother’s womb?
Ah, feeling angry. Understandable when people like me are around!
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Start off laying on my right side in foetal position, right hand under the pillow with my head resting on it, left hand gripping the top of my duvet and pulling it over my shoulder.
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I have carpel tunnel syndrome in my left wrist, and if I lie on my right side (my usual position) I have to have that arm above my shoulder otherwise I get pins and needles in it. So I usually have my head on one pillow and my left arm cuddling the pillow next to it, which raises my arm high enough. Oddly enough, if I sleep on my left side, I can have my left arm down under the duvet with no problem. Ive never been able to work that one out 
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I always sleep on my left side, hands tucked into the duvet & arms folded. Some times hands to my waist curled up. I do some times lie flat, but can’t sleep that way.
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Corr, Judd. Are you my twin but was adopted at birth? That is exactly the same way as l sleep!
I also, pull the duvet over my shoulders as l can’t bear cold shoulders!
They don’t go anywhere I leave them on my body… 
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We’re opposites then, Art. Good job I’m not your hubby, else we’d be in separate rooms! 
Total darkness would feel like being buried to me. I need to see out, and hear the birds in the mornings too.
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As a teenager I did wake up once to see a fella staring in through the bedroom window. At least I shared with my sister then so it wasn’t so creepy … he saw me looking at him and moved off.
Long story … but it was a chap who cut across our back garden at about 6 AM to get into the farmer’s field behind.
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Nah your alright I don’t know where you live. 
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Mups, l’m not married! I do have a boyfriend and l will see him on St Valentine’s Day.
I have made his bed up all ready, in another bedroom. He can have the curtains in which ever way he likes!!
My curtains will still be well and truly shut!!
That’s exactly how the guy was peering into my bedroom window all those years ago.
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Haha, I know you’re not. I meant IF I was your hubby. . . we’d best leave it there, I am making it worse. I know what I meant, anyway. 
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