– We used to have each our idea, but now we change.
And no, neither do we have permanent seats in the couch or at the dining table.
– You are not alone.
How to write Mary V. in one of the 1921 comments, which has come to the tweet, the irish Steve O’rourke wrote on Friday about a talk, he and his colleagues had had.
We were just chatting in work and apparently it’s weird that Amy and I don’t sleep on the same side of the bed every night. Some nights I like to sleep by the window, some nights the door. It’s not really that unusual, is it?
— Steve O’rourke (@steveohrourke) 22. march 2019
We sat and hyggesnakkede at work, and it turns out that it is strange that Amy and I don’t sleep in the same side of the bed every night.
– Some nights I like to sleep in the window side, other nights against the door, is it really so unusual?, sounded Steve’s tweet, which was updated with more facts yesterday on Sunday.
– I will have to note that:
– 1. The first in bed, choose page.
– 2. We have never argued about it.
3. We move the pillows and books, when we change the page.
4. We will not hand each night.
5. There are none of us, who are aliens (a reference to the film ‘Blade Runner’, red.), wrote Steve in an attempt to stop the discussion. In vain.
– I will have to mix myself in the debate, and yes, it is strange, but I’m glad that In two weird people have found each other, writes Kate M. in a tweet, there have been 322 hearts, and VP D – there have been 399 hearts – writes:
This tweet is clearly designed to create drama.
– I refuse to believe that it really is on the way, writes VP D. But how are you?
