An Open Letter To My Bed At Home
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An Open Letter To My Bed At Home

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An Open Letter To My Bed At Home
Gabriella Lind

To my long-lost love:

I miss you, I really do. Ever since the day that we officially parted for the first time, when I left to start my college journey, my love for you has only grown stronger. Not only has being away from you for long periods of time reminded me of how perfect you are, but it has also made every reunion between us two that much better. I have realized that there’s nothing that compares and that your squeakiness really isn’t that bad.

As I confess my love for you, I want you to know that my bed at school does not even come close to competing with you. First off, we have so much history together. You always made those early nights during my childhood bearable with your coziness. You got me through those middle school nights that I would spend reading an entire book or finishing a project, because, as you know, I am the biggest procrastinator.

You were always there for me when I was in desperate need of a Netflix binge session during my high school years. Don’t lie, you enjoyed those shows right along with me, either "Gossip Girl" or "One Tree Hill," they were our favorites. You were there when I needed some time alone to take a deep breath, to calm down. Whenever I am wrapped up in your comfort, you always manage to present me with a sense of relaxation, reminding me that everything will be just fine.

You know so much about me. You have met so many of my friends over the years. You’ve been part of those late-night conversations and laughs that my friends and I would try to hold in, but then just end up laughing even harder. You’ve met my family...my parents, my siblings, my dogs. You’ve soaked up my tears, you’ve taken in my smiles. You’re familiar with my dreams, and you’ve helped me fall back asleep after those terrifying nightmares.

I need you to know that my bed at school will do, for now, so don’t worry. Don’t get jealous, but I have been sleeping just fine…it’s just not the same. I hope that you don’t miss me too much. I hope that the pillows and blankets that lay on you while I’m gone keep you company. Just remember that we will never be separated for too long and that I will return to your comfy goodness sooner than later.

I can’t wait until I will be with you every night again in the summer. Three months that I will spend snoozing amidst your fluff.

By the way, before I finish declaring my love for you, I have a serious confession to make. Sometimes, I blame you for those long sleeps that result in me waking up around 11, or even noon. And, sometimes it's your fault that I set ten alarms. I love you and I hate you for being so damn comfortable, sorry ‘bout it.

Well, I shall see you soon…a week to be exact.

Sending you love and endless snuggles from school.

Sincerely,

Your number one supporter and best sleeper

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