Charlie sleeps on a twin bed, as big as he is, and I have a queen, because I need a warm dry spot to roll into. Otherwise, I’d be so cold I couldn’t ever get a good night’s sleep. (Charlie treated himself to a new bed before I left, and I helped him take the old one out. He was going to, because I’m a woman, dontchaknow, but he has two bad knees. His knees wouldn’t have let him do it, anyway.)
And flannel sheets all year long because they wick away the moisture and dry much faster than percale, so by the time I wake up again, the first side is dry. Said flannel sheets are beginning to get rather thin, now, though. So sometime this year, I’ll be looking to buy new sheets. NOT paying full price! ;o]
When I have sciatica, like now, one of the most painful maneuvers is rotating in place while lying down. If it wasn’t so cold out, I’d consider setting my tent up.