I never really know with my brain, you know? But last night, there was an issue with my pillow.
I woke up (probably should say "woke up" because I wouldn't say I was awake awake, but I was somewhat awake and awake enough to remember it now) and my pillow was too hot.
Like, hot to the touch too hot so I reached around to turn off the heating. Because it was a heated pillow, you see. (According to my brain.)
So, still half asleep, I could feel with my hand (and my head presumably) that my pillow was too hot (I have no idea if it was actually warm.... could have been I suppose? Did I have a fever? I dunno!) so I tried to turn it off. Reached through the pillowcase opening and unzipped the inner liner and felt around for the switch.
I remember being slightly irritated that the switch wasn't there because that's where the switch was, I was pretty sure, but I was also too tired/sleepy to wake up any further to find the actual off switch so I decided to just leave it (I don't know, maybe there was part of my brain that said uh, yeah, you don't have a heated pillow you know) and zip things back up and roll over to the other pillow, which clearly wasn't a heated pillow.
So yeah. My pillow got too hot. Pretty sure it actually was warm? I tried to turn it off. Because heated.
Sigh.
My brain. I tells ya.
4 comments:
I wake up regularly to flip my pillow over so the cool side is up. Not a fan of warm feeling pillows, especially as it gets warmer outside.
While I don't remember ever trying to turn my pillow off, I completely understand your brain's dislike for warm pillows.
I've never noticed pillow heat before! (still not sure if I actually did?)
I'm another pillow flipper (and switcher - I have two pillow I often swap between during the night apparently, based on my using one when I go to bed and waking up with the other under my head), so I think there's definitely a pillow heat thing going on.
Go figure! :)
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