Originally Posted by dakotaross
Excellent, and for extra credit make some sort of subtle, understated indication that it was her idea.
Excellent, and for extra credit make some sort of subtle, understated indication that it was her idea.
Five Basic Principles of Going Lighter (not me... the great Cam Honan of OZ)
“If everybody is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking.” ~ Gen. George S Patton
I've been sleeping in my DIY hammock full time going on 3 years now. At first the wife didn't like it AT ALL and put up quite a bit of resistance. But after a while of me waking up in a better mood and her now getting a full nights sleep without my tossing and turning , she all but kicks me into it when she is ready to go to sleep lol. After many years of some pretty severe sports injuries and having been born with a hip and knee condition that , while very advantageous when I was younger for skating abnormally fast in ice hockey and sprinting for track in High School, has taken its toll and given me some pretty bad lower back, hip, knee and foot issues as an adult. Laying in a bed is one of the most painful things I could put myself through but ever since I started hanging full time I've been pain free! I do get some numbness in my heels from pressure but a small pillow under my lower calves fixed that.
" The best pace is a suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die." ~ Steve Prefontaine
Dude you better get that in writing, you may never hear it again. This is just more evidence that I need to switch to full time hanging.
I've got a tablecloth hammock set up on a stand on the back porch more or less permanently. That's my "safe space" for when my back starts to ache or just somewhere to hang out.
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