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Day 21 - Where You Sleep

Where we sleep will change tomorrow night, because my parents are coming to visit us!!  We are giving them our cozy bed and taking the air mattress in our spare room.  It's funny that we will sleep in a room we've never slept in, but many guests have.  
I am so excited about my parents visits and I've enjoyed getting things ready for the visit and preparing the place where they will sleep! :)
The amazing thing about this place to sleep is that it blows up electronically and it takes less than 3 minutes!  It's incredible!!  The only pain is folding it up and finding a place to store the huge monster...
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  1. LeannaNovember 22, 2011 at 3:41 AM

    Looks ... cozy! ;o) Is this pic taken from the door?? i'm kinda confused ... ;o)

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