4/365: Slept-in sheets
Oct. 4th, 2008 09:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
valadilenneSome people like their sheets nice and taut, fresh from the dryer and totally brand new. My mother is one of these people. She can't sleep if the sheets are offset or .
On the other hand, while I love having clean sheets, my preference is the soft feel of wrinkly sheets. They're not gross, or dirty, or messy. They're like a sweater you wear two days in a row--somehow they get better and more comfortable after a few uses.
The sheets I have at school are a light blue and get the most wonderful microfiber-y feeling after a few days. It's like something familiar versus the demo beds at Penney's: this feel more cozy, like I own them even more.
On the other hand, while I love having clean sheets, my preference is the soft feel of wrinkly sheets. They're not gross, or dirty, or messy. They're like a sweater you wear two days in a row--somehow they get better and more comfortable after a few uses.
The sheets I have at school are a light blue and get the most wonderful microfiber-y feeling after a few days. It's like something familiar versus the demo beds at Penney's: this feel more cozy, like I own them even more.
