Size does not matter — to me anyway

Posted: 19th April 2012 by Aaron Hagen in Uncategorized
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That’s right, it doesn’t matter.

It might to someone else, but it sure doesn’t make a difference.

Of course, I’m talking about the size of mattresses.

I had a couple days off this week, where I was able to go and see a good friend and my parents all in the same trip.

Well, I slept in three different places in three nights. And each time, I was on a different sized bed.

The first night, I was at my friend’s place. He is a former college roommate, and a great friend. I was fortunate this past week. I have been able to see two of my best friends — within two days. I hadn’t seen either of them since last fall, so it was great to catch up.

After a weekend with Mark, I traveled to Scott’s on Monday night.

Scott lives in Ely, Iowa. Which is odd, I have now been in two different towns called Ely — in two different states. Scott and his wife, Erin, recently built a new house. Fortunately, they have a guest room. So I was able to have my own room.

In that room was a queen bed.

That was Night 1.

The second night was at my parents’ place.

I hadn’t been to their house since Christmas, so I figured it was time to head back that way. I was able to get some good home cooking, do some laundry and even play some golf. Dad and I have played more rounds of golf than I can count, but each time is just a blast. It was the first time on the course for either of us this season. I finished with a 39 (on a par 35), so I was pretty happy about that. Of course, on the first hole, my dad chips one in from the rough just off the green.

Since I moved out of my parents house in the summer of 2007, my room has drastically changed. All that’s left is a few of my personal items and a single bed.

So Night 2 was spent in a single bed.

That moves me until last night. I returned home late Wednesday night.

It didn’t take me too long to get into my own bed.

So Night 3 was spent in my own bed — which is a double. Because of the stairs leading into my apartment, I can’t fit anything bigger than a double. So, I’ve learned to love my double bed.

In three nights, I slept in a queen bed, a single bed and a double bed.

Three nights, three different sizes.

And no, size didn’t matter.

I slept just as well in each bed. Each bed works just as well, no matter what the size.

  1. Avatar of Ashley White Ashley White says:

    You are wrong, wrong, wrong about this! This is one case where size absolutely matters. I don’t even know how you slept in a twin bed. It is SO uncomfortable. I have a full bed too, but my parents bought a queen bed for my room after I moved out and when I go home it is crazy how much difference it makes.

    Just to prove you’re wrong, I found this article on mattress guidelines :) http://www.bettersleep.org/ease/arm2.asp

    • Avatar of Aaron Hagen Aaron Hagen says:

      A twin bed was actually very comfortable. I’m not one of those people who thrash around while I sleep. I think it’s about how comfortable the bed is, not the actual size of it

      • beth says:

        mattress size does matter. When you are married, you will learn that a king size is best. And what I want to know is how did you manage to get days off when you were supposed to be working night duty for me?

        • Avatar of Aaron Hagen Aaron Hagen says:

          Awww… You still think I have a chance to get married? That makes me happy. And, I switched with Ana. She worked on Wednesday and I took her Friday. So it all worked out very well

  2. Janee Wnuk says:

    Twin beds are great because it takes less space compared to regular double decker beds. I always use them in our apartment. ‘`,”"

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