The Home - Garden staff went out to investigate and found options we think will help you plan for guests -- this or any other time of the year.
Apartment Dwellers
We know you aren't going to have a lot of room, so here's how to make the most of your small space:
BEST BET: The inflatable air mattress. Deflated, it's about the size of a set of folded sheets and, when not in use, can be stored easily in a closet or even under your own bed.
OUR FAVORITE: The no-brand-name airbed at Target. With the air pump included, the $27.99 price was the lowest for a queen-sized mattress ($22.99 twin).
TIP: Buy an air mattress that's the same size as your own bed. That way, you don't have to buy new sheets (the Home - Garden staff assumes everyone has more than one set of sheets).
Full House
So you have a house, but not a spare guest room? No problem
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After that, they moved me to the hospital.
During my interview with Mr. Paey, we were both quite aware of the presence of the guard, and I thought Mr. Paey made a special effort not to disparage the guards or other workers at the prison. He praised the 'herculean' efforts by one of the nurses at the prison to help him and other inmates, and said he was lucky to be living in an open-bay dormitory as part of a pilot program for patients with medical problems. When I asked how comfortable his bed was - he spent most of his time there - he told me it was difficult because it was only a three-inch foam mattress on top of steel, but he even on that topic he tried to accentuate the positive:
The other inmates are sleeping on a kind of sandbag. Theirs is filled with a kind of sand material. . .
Source link: http://tierneylab.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/11/23/richard-paeys-thanksgiving/
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