How far you can shift when sleep?
By advokatku
@advokatku (4033)
Indonesia
May 12, 2010 12:58am CST
How far you can shift when sleep? Have you noticed position your sleep ? when you wake up, are you keep in begining position your sleep position ? This morning I woke up on the floor with a bump on my head, whereas last night, clearly, I sleep on the bed. Weird!
4 responses
@miranda521 (427)
• China
12 May 10
When I was young,I always dropped to the floor when sleep. But when time has gone,I get quiet and don't move very far.I don't know the reason for this change.But I like it.
@advokatku (4033)
• Indonesia
12 May 10
maybe on the side of your bed there boards which prevent you from falling. Or when you sleep, your body was tied with a rope? 
@lelin1123 (15595)
• Puerto Rico
12 May 10
You really didn't find yourself on the floor this morning did you? I sleep I'm usually in the same position when I wake up. I know during the night I do move but its just turning to the other side. Then by the time I awake I'm back in the position that I started out. There are times though when I can't sleep and then I go to the bottom of the bed to sleep. I know that may sound funny but sometimes its just so comfortable to sleep at the opposite end of the bed.
@DavidBrown123 (18)
• Australia
12 May 10
You're not the only one. I also find that it's more comfortable to sleep on the other end of the bed. Though, I'd say I only find its more comfortable to do so on a hot night. However, they come rarely these days as I pretty much always switch the Air Conditioner on to what ever temperature I want.
To be honest, I've never really taken notice of what position I go to sleep in, and then what position I wake up in, but to take a jab at things I'd say I go to sleep and wake up roughly in the same position.
@ifreelance (4)
• China
12 May 10
under normal circumstances,wake up my position will not move much,but in the case of not feeling well,they will move,possible because of physical discomfort cased by it,thanks.
