Thanks, but no thanks

March 23rd, 2010 § 15 Comments

Dear Double Sized Bed at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront,

I feel it necessary to give a royal Internet shout out to you today, not because you’re awesome, but because you suck. One would think that such a gorgeous hotel that was filled with many guests would hold inside it the world’s most comfortable beds that could make the claim of sleep like one had never had sleep before. Oh no. Hell no.

Source: Kacy

Perhaps it was me who’s to blame for the way you rocked my body after two nights sleep. I mean, I did come in and just throw 30 pounds worth of luggage onto you without so much as a bed bounce or a friendly collapse of relaxation. Perhaps you decided this was unfair treatment. I can see that. Or maybe it was that I only spent minimal time each night with you as I was out being social in your fair city. Did the green-eyed monster creep into your springs Friday night and decide to wreak havoc on my upper back?

Being a fan of a harder mattress sans springs (IKEA, you should expect a love letter some time in the near future) I knew you and I wouldn’t be the best of friends right away, what with your soft mattress pad and your incredibly stuffed down pillows. However, it would have been nice if we could have just smiled and air kissed one another instead of you stabbing me in the back like some heartless high school “popular girl.” I surely can’t wait to get back into training for the half marathon now, oh won’t that be fun?

So, thanks but no thanks, bed. After waking up with shooting pain at 2 a.m. yesterday, walking around like Frankenstein and dropping a cool Ulysses S. Grant to have a massage-therapist-by-day-martial-arts-instructor-by-night chop suey me, I am still reminded of the time we spent together. To me, your presence in my life is like that of a gay man: you’re beautiful to look at and we had a lot of fun choosing outfits for me to wear each day, but when it came time to hit the sheets, you just weren’t my type.

Love,

Caitlin

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