Do you take The Library to bed?

Does a radio count? I don't think I could survive without one. And a television is only good for one thing, getting you to nod off.

Frank, I agree with you. I used to play the radio low at night and sleep tight. Now, I have a few movies that I set the timer to and drift off. I used to have this contraption that had sounds on it like the ocean, rain, a train going down the tracks... I was great.


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I know some Japanese inventor has a robot that perhaps one could take to bed, if one wants technology in the bedroom, but the Library? The Library works best on a laptop, so what does one do with a laptop in bed? Wait a minute....perhaps I don't want to know an answer to that question, it might make me blush.

I much prefer my lady in the bedroom, she is someone I can lay my hands on and actually get a response from. When I touch my laptop, it may get hot on its bottom but it is not the same. I have to side with njrick on this one...I prefer a lady in my bed. Technology can be great, but in bed the best is another person, at least in my opinion.

And in conclusion, as much as we all know Februs can and does do for this site, I would think he does not even want to think about all the things he would have to come up with to make the Library "user friendly."

I prefer my woman to be a 'lady' out of bed, but in bed, I prefer her to be something altogether different.

and into a tunnel ...

I too tried taking the library to bed, but I was kept awake all night by the cracks, swishes and yelps emanating from Miss Thrashbottom's study.

We think you still are, bendy

I have a white noise CD to play that settles me down to meditate - during the day. And if I have problem sleeping, I have another routine to access my energy chakras- it involves no electronics. These days sleep is not an issue- lucky me!

I often take my laptop to bed. It is a great place to catch up on reading.

I am surprised that nobody has mentioned that the audio stories are great to listen to while in bed.