The Hump is BACK!

...3 seconds to get your mind out of the gutter....1...2...3...

We FINALLY got our (now nasty) bed back and set up and ready to sleep on.

The moving company in Kansas *forgot* to wrap it in anything before putting it on a dirty, nasty boat and shipping it over here. So, when it arrived, it was covered in grass stains, mud stains, and who knows what is living in it. And it's been sitting in the living room for the last 3 weeks to 'air out' - at least that's what I'm calling it. Don't worry, we insured it for probably 4 times it was actually worth. When we get back to the states (Heck no I'm not buying a new bed here, remember? they're terrible!) me and about 6,000 of my friends will go shopping for a new one...

Also, we've had double furniture in the house since the first of the month. We just now had the rental furniture come and get there stuff so we had a place to put our sofa and bed and stuff (instead of up against the wall looking lonely).

So we set up the bed last night and got to sleep on it. I think there's only one thing I miss about the rental bed - I could wrap myself up in a cocoon with my own blanket.

Now, I actually have to jump in and out of bed, and I have a top sheet with real pillows, and a down comforter, and my body pillow, and THE HUMP IS BACK!!

For those of you unfamiliar with the gloriousness of the hump let me enlighten you. The hump isn't so much a hump as much as it is an anti-indention. Kyle has his body dent and I have mine and the hump is neutral territory. Unless I want to feel like I'm sleeping on the back of the couch (please tell me I wasn't the only kid to do that...) than I call dibs on the hump.

Everyone should have a hump (that sounds like a line from a Dr. Seuss book) it's way easier then actually sleeping on the back of the couch.