Do you make your bed every morning?

[Adeon Writer]

My bed doesn't have a blanket, so there's nothing to make!

 

[IsaDaft Trollop]

I make my bed after I've had coffee and breakfast. Making the bed seems to make the whole room look more in order. Plus I like pulling back the coverlet and sheets as I get into bed at night.

 

[Dakota Tebaldi]

Okay, so, like, what exactly do we mean by "every"?

 

[Beebo Brink]

I make my bed after I've had coffee and breakfast. Making the bed seems to make the whole room look more in order. Plus I like pulling back the coverlet and sheets as I get into bed at night.

ISA!!!!

 

[Shiloh Lyric]

I rarely used to, but I've made a lot of changes in my bedroom in the last year. Something about this Pandemic and everything else that's happened just made me want to turn my bedroom into my "place". My own little get-away-from-the-world. I changed the decor and got some super-soft new bedding, pretty decorative pillows and gold polka-dot sheets. So to show it all off properly, even if only to myself, I now make my bed every morning. It literally takes a minute and I just love how inviting and pretty it looks when it's made.

 

[Noodles]

Leaving the sheets open allows body moisture to evaporate and keep the number of microscopic cohabitants down.

Yeah but like, do that while you shower or eat breakfast or something, then come back and finish the job.

 

[Clara D.]

Not seeing someone = who cares.

Seeing someone = sheets are gonna need washing anyways . . .

 

[Myradyl Muse]

When I say 'make', I tidy the sheets, pull them back to bottom of bed for all day airing out of sheets, pillows and mattress. It all looks neat. I do the million pillows, duvet and fancy schmancy when company comes over to snoop around my house. You know, because they think they write critique articles for House and Garden.

 

[Aribeth Zelin]

Since making the bed for me consists of putting pillowcases and sheets onto the bed? No

 

[Khamon]

Leaving the sheets open allows body moisture to evaporate and keep the number of microscopic cohabitants down.

True. Mine is pulled down then made between shower et al and getting dressed to give it sone time to air daily. It’s also sprayed with the Lysol, pillows and all, when stripped weekly for changing. Stripped airings last until afternoon but that’s okay because housework.

 

[Isabeau]

Well here’s someone who prefers my bed unmade, as she enjoys the extra fluffiness. I wonder if she’d notice if I placed a pea underneath… little princess.

 

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

Yeah but like, do that while you shower or eat breakfast or something, then come back and finish the job.

Sometimes I even eat dessert for dinner.

 

[Jopsy Pendragon]

define "morning"

Morning is that time when good little non-sanguineous vampires like me are soundly asleep in their coffins lest they burst into flame.

 

[IsaDaft Trollop]

ISA!!!!

Beebs! I've missed you. I've missed the whole Community.

 

[Clara D.]

Sometimes I even eat dessert for dinner.

See, I knew Canadians were nothing but trouble.

 

[Lady Darnk Juniorette]

I have 2 matress pads, 4 sheets and 4 blankets on my bed.

Oh and one blanket for use as a blanket.

It's too comfy to make.

 

[Amelia Freund]

I've been neatening the bed every morning now for the last several weeks in case my selling agent brings people through on short notice.
This just involves putting the pillows into place and pulling the sheets & quilt up. Then I slap my big ass blanket over the top to disguise the mess and wrinkles.

 

[Isabeau]

I just want to share with you all that I do make my bed now most everyday (after a few hours of airing out) because my cat has let it be known that she enjoys afternoon naps near the top part of my bed, but only if I make my bed. If I don’t make the bed, she sleeps on my pillows, which I’m not too keen on. Night time sleeping is at the foot of the bed, of course.

Sometimes I think I’m the one who is the pet.