my sleep pose
Apr. 25th, 2006 11:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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jellibean. It's actually pretty right on, I tend to sleep with at least one leg up, sometimes too...or at least I wake up that way, you'd have to ask jimithingy what I look like when I'm actually asleep.
<tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top">Colon Traits and Tendencies </td><td align="top" bgcolor="#b0e0e6">The Colon isthe chosen pose of individuals who, on their own, seem awkward orremote. They may be the sort who responds to telephone messages withemail, or spends their lunchtimes quietly pedometer-walking in lieu ofsocializing with coworkers. But when a Colonist finds its mate,together they acquire a grace and ease that surprises friends andfamily.</td></tr><tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top">
Comfort Zone </td><td align="top" bgcolor="#b0e0e6">The Colon is one of the Sea Sleeper poses. Other Seaposes you might try: The Ticket Puncher and Sixth Posture of the PerfumedForest.</td></tr><tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top">
A Note About Coping</td><td bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top"> Since Colonists relyso heavily on their partners to give them context and spark, the timeswhen business or family obligations take one of them away from home canleave both sleepers demoralized. To temporarily fill the void, swap ina large, carnival-sized stuffed animal, making sure to keep candles,space heaters, or other combustibles well away from the bedside.</td></tr>
jellibean. It's actually pretty right on, I tend to sleep with at least one leg up, sometimes too...or at least I wake up that way, you'd have to ask jimithingy what I look like when I'm actually asleep. 
Find your own pose!
<tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top">Colon Traits and Tendencies </td><td align="top" bgcolor="#b0e0e6">The Colon isthe chosen pose of individuals who, on their own, seem awkward orremote. They may be the sort who responds to telephone messages withemail, or spends their lunchtimes quietly pedometer-walking in lieu ofsocializing with coworkers. But when a Colonist finds its mate,together they acquire a grace and ease that surprises friends andfamily.</td></tr><tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top">
Comfort Zone </td><td align="top" bgcolor="#b0e0e6">The Colon is one of the Sea Sleeper poses. Other Seaposes you might try: The Ticket Puncher and Sixth Posture of the PerfumedForest.</td></tr><tr><td align="right" bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top">
A Note About Coping</td><td bgcolor="#b0e0e6" valign="top"> Since Colonists relyso heavily on their partners to give them context and spark, the timeswhen business or family obligations take one of them away from home canleave both sleepers demoralized. To temporarily fill the void, swap ina large, carnival-sized stuffed animal, making sure to keep candles,space heaters, or other combustibles well away from the bedside.</td></tr>