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That mattress sounds wonderful, Chris.

Since DH's gone, I'm a Sofa Sleeper. Just don't want to sleep in our bed any more. I go to sleep watching Dog the Bounty Hunter or some other stupid TV show, so the Sofa is just more convenient.

I wonder if they make Sofa mattresses..:Hmm:

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Hello Sally,

Have you ever thought about getting a pullout sofa? We've got one in our study and several of our guests have remarked that it was quite cozy. It is a tad heavy to pull out, but I suppose you could leave it open.

I hope you are getting some energy back,

Chris
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