The air mattress I've been using as a bed sprang a leak a few days ago. While I can use scotch tape and a business card in such as way as to patch it so that it no longer goes sssssss as soon as I reinflate the mattress, I still inevitably wake up flat against the hardwood a few hours later. Somewhere I have the official patch kit for it, but I can't bring myself to look for it.
Upon waking up this morning I told myself that it's time to buy a bed. I have no reason not to do so now; I can claim neither poverty nor lack of space as reasons to continue to practice of floor-crashing. Beds are hard to move, is really the only thing. But maybe if I don't think about moving, I'll actually live here for more than eight months or whatever.
if you're not ready for the commitment
frame and futon can be moved by one person, albeit with some awkwardness.
compresses more than a boxspring. (I have to remove windows to get my boxspring into or out of this apartment.)
shifts into a couch-like creature as needed, so you'll feel less guilty about wanting a different bed in a few years.
Re: if you're not ready for the commitment
Re: if you're not ready for the commitment
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