Re: [at-l] Shelter sleeping

[Tom Fort <tjfort@netdoor.com>]

I guess you would rather have the mice on your legs than arms.  But, I doubt if
this will keep them off your head.  Also, think about this.  if you sleep on the
bottom bunk, with head facing out, (as I do) what is to keep skunks, ferrets, and
other rodents from checking you out while you sleep?  this has happened to me.

I hate mice!  But, I can't do anything about them.  Any Ideas?

t.

SaraSW@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 2/10/99 5:39:20 PM, NightShine@aol.com writes:
>
> << Here's a question for you folks....which way do you sleep with your head in
> a
> shelter and why? With your head towards the open part or towards the back
> wall? >>
>
> I like to sleep with my head toward the outside. I like the openess and,
> unless it's really cold, I like to feel any breeze on my face. I think it's
> easier to get out without disturbing someone close by, but I've had arguments
> --uh--discussion--over that one.
> Vcat
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Tom Fort
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