Woman Says Sleep Like This And Save Your Marriage

It might not be that innovative, but one woman claims that if you sleep like this, it could actually save your marriage! The Mike & Carla Morning Show brought this up this morning and the jury is still out, but she might have something here.

Her and her husband love Copenhagen and they found out that the way they sleep over there, it's the best. It's known as the "Scandinavian Sleep Method" and evidently it works! Now we're not sure how you sleep as a couple, but you can at least give it a shot right?

For most couples it's the conventional way, one bed, one set of covers, hop in and fall asleep! But, we quickly find out that one person tends to hog all the covers, takes up most of the bed. And of course when two people are under the same set of covers, there tends to be more heat. Overall, your sleeping experience tends to be a little uncomfortable. Not sure that marriages are breaking up over this, but who knows.

Now, with the "Scandinavian Sleep Method", it's totally different and makes sleeping more comfortable. As the woman explains it, two sets of everything. She does say, right off the bat, you remove the top sheet. No reason for it, it doesn't do anything or help you sleep. But after that, it's basically two sets of everything else. So as it turns out, the name of the method is just some fancy way of saying, "get your own covers!"

Again, not sure if this is going to SAVE your marriage sleeping this way. You might have to try it out first. On the other hand, if your marriage is that far gone, sleeping the traditional way might be the straw that broke the camel's back.

You listen to the segment below and decide...and enjoy!

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The oldest bed ever discovered dates back some 77,000 years, according to the BBC. Found in South Africa, it’s made of woven reeds and rushes, which were covered by a thick layer of insect-repellant leaves. Measuring 2 square meters, or about 21.5 square feet, archeologists say the simple bed would have been large enough to hold an entire family and likely would have been quite comfortable.

Unlike what we’re used to today, however, the bed would have been in the central part of the family’s living space. Bedrooms, or designated sleeping areas, didn’t really begin to develop until the 17th century when architecture began to shift away from an open sequence of communal rooms to a nest of private rooms. Even in ancient Rome, where the wealthy would sometimes have separate alcoves for their beds, the rooms were nothing more than small, doorless cells tucked off of a central atrium.

Today, bedrooms are one of the most important aspects of the home. Whether an owner’s suite or a small guest space, bedrooms are no longer just places for sleep, but cozy havens that afford privacy and allow a retreat from the demands of life. In light of that history, and in honor of the role bedrooms play in modern life, Sunday Citizen compiled a list of 10 cozy bedrooms from movies. From opulent bedchambers fit for a queen to midcentury modern rooms that are more utility than luxe, you’re sure to agree that these bedrooms are the ideal place to catch some zzz’s.

Amelie’s quirky personality and overactive imagination are on display in her Montmartre bedroom. Bold jewel colors, eccentric animal art prints, and mood lighting define the cozy space, which was designed by Aline Bonetto.

The bedrooms in “Moulin Rouge” are the epitome of adjectives like over-the-top, bohemian, and Victorian. Set designer Derek McLane utilized rich fabrics, a collection of plush rugs, and an abundance of pillows to bring the cozy vibes to life.

In huge, cavernous rooms, like the one in “The Favorite,” a canopy bed makes all the difference between drafty and cozy. Imagine whiling away a morning, lazing in the enormous bed, sipping a hot cup of coffee, and watching the rain fall outside the giant picture windows.

No on-screen bedroom has encapsulated midcentury modern decor quite like the one in “In the Mood for Love.” In contrast to the harsh lines of the low-slung furniture, the rich colors and elaborately patterned wallpaper bring a homey feeling to the room in which Chow Mo-wan and Su Li-shen spend so much time.

Thinking of redecorating your bedroom in a “Gone With the Wind” style? Glamour is the name of the game. Think velvet curtains, gold accents, plush cushions, and floral-patterned wallpaper.

The relationship between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s characters in “By the Sea” may be a tense one, but the lavish bedroom that serves as the backdrop for much of the film’s action is anything but. Luminous gold touches and plush floral rugs are favorite aspects of the room, which was designed by Jon Hutman.

Sinister things may have taken place in the owner’s bedroom of the Lenox mansion, but there’s no denying it still manages to give off a majorly cozy vibe. Those feelings can be attributed to the massive California king bed and the atmospheric lighting created by the giant candelabras.

It seems safe to say that no one has ever had as opulent a bedroom as Marie Antionette. The extravagant bedchamber depicted in the film closely mirrors the one the real-life queen used in Versailles, France.

Typically, modern-day hotel bedrooms are anything but cozy. But this one, from “Ocean’s Thirteen,” feels more welcoming than all the rest thanks to its gold tufted wall.

Finally, the bedroom from Martin Scorsese’s 1995 hit “Casino” looks like a literal jewel box, making it the perfect place to store the fine jewelry Robert De Niro gifts Sharon Stone. Who wouldn’t want to fall asleep surrounded by luxurious fur, lace, and satin wallpaper?

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