Snoring: 'fess up!

We have separate beds - in separate rooms. Life is happy and harmonious. Good food, good sleep and a bit of exercise .... The perfect formula....,
Jenny

 

Mrs T is snores, when she's had a few drinks of red wine, its like having a Warthog in the same bed, then i get told off for telling her to shut up

 

So do I. So does Mr Namaste....

 

I moved into the spare room and I could still hear the snoring through the walls!!!! so I still had to get out of bed and push him over onto his side.

 

I snore too..the wife says i sound like a train Choooooo-Choooooo

 

Husband has been going through some sinus issues for past several months, which causes him to snore loudly, and not breath well through his nose. Surgery has been put on hold due to him having had a small heart attack, but that is now cleared, as the cardiologist will now approve the surgery. So in a few months he will have surgery to correct his breathing and thus decrease snoring noise. If I get to bed early, like 9PM before him, I can sleep through the noise. And wake up at about 6AM good to go. He says I snore, but he can sleep though it also.

 

Most people snore !!!!

 

How could you even think of such a thing!!!!

 

The Romans thought of it first
Probably after being kept awake by that racket!

 

Maybe evolution designed us that way, so we wouldn't get eaten by predators at night. If we all slept silently, no one would be kept awake and thus be able to warn of impending doom.


While we're on the subject, Mrs Trunky is more of a puffer than a snorer, usually stopped by a quick poke if necessary.

 

Re-phrase, REPHRASE!!!

 

How about a quick prod then?

 

Prod away, Trunky; prod away