I've always been a left lay-er, however I thought that when my new XLC comes, that I might try to adapt to a right lay. The reason is that I want to get a Wooki, but due to the cost of a quilt, I'd want to pick one up in a sale. Custom quilts are never on sale though, so if I want to get a left lay quilt, I'll have to pay full price. Has anyone ever successfully gotten used to a flipped lay?
Yes. I used to believe that lay direction preference was immutable like being left or right handed. I now see it as purely a matter of habit. It takes about 2 weeks to break a habit (that isn't an addiction anyway). I can now lay either way just fine.
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Interesting, that's good news! Thanks.
Change your lay just to save $25?
left lay born, left lay bred and when I die I'll be left lay dead.
No, to save $25 plus 20% of the cost of the quilt (the usual discount in a sale), so more like $65+.
Stay left and you’ll always be right.
left lay born, left lay bred and when I die I'll be left lay dead.
Originally Posted by bigdisgrace
I still find it weird that lay direction is defined by foot location and not head.
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
Yeah, that still throws me sometimes as well.
I could never sleep on my back...until I "made" myself do it in a hammock. Was way easy too. I barely move move nights, which is a big deal compared to in my bed.
I switched my lay just to see if I could (recently) - no problem. That said, for that kind of $$$ I'd try to sell something to make up the diff - just in case the switch didn't work out.
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