Note: I wrote about this problem two and a half years ago. The foam is already soft again. Where’s my fucking rock?!!!!
So I have this fabulous couch that is amazing except for the fact that I am already griping that I need foam cushion replacements to sit on and it is less than three years old. Hubster assures me that I have a super low tolerance for any softening of any item in the entire world.
Case in point:
We bought the world’s firmest mattress and within half the life of it I was whining that it was too squishy and was hurting me as I slowly drowned into it like a Freddy Kruger movie come to life. And the poor Hubster said he was just breaking it in and getting comfortable.
We then bought our new mattress which you have to rotate in a circle every six months to ensure that one person doesn’t wear out one side while the other person is living it up on the other side. I make the Hubster rotate it every other month because I feel like I am dying a slow, miserable death where unicorns and glitter come to life and shank you.
Which is an unpleasant way to die, in my opinion.
Hubster also pointed out that I refuse to sit on our couch in the man room due to the tilting of the world on its axis when you try to sit upright. Hubster says he can sit up just fine, meanwhile I’m in a prone position wondering why foam hates me so much.
What makes this whole situation sad is that I even project my dislike of foam onto Lola. While ordering custom foam for my couch I decided to order a replacement foam cushion for Lola’s chair. Why? Because it looked squishy and she hasn’t been sitting on it enough recently so she must hate the squishy.
Conclusion, I need to sit on a rock. It’s the only solution.
And maybe Lola needs to join me.
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First of all, I recommend using rocks for all furniture. If chosen carefully, they can be very smooth and stay pretty cool in the summer. It worked for the Flintstones, anyway.
Secondly, I did just stumble on your site today and really enjoyed reading the tales that you and Lola experience. Your writing is fun and I’d like to nominate you for a Liebster Award. If you accept, you can head to my page to learn about it. 🙂
I look forward to reading more!
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Thank you for visiting and commenting! I’m so glad you found Lola and I holding down our corner of the Internet. I’m heading over to check out your site now.
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Rocks would be cheaper than new furniture. I’m sure Flintstone stone age style is an undiscovered interior design trend 🙂
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I’m thinking I could paint them to really help them blend into the design of my living room!
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I share your foam problem – I hate when our mattress starts to get squishy and we keep rolling into the middle – I make the other half flip it every 2 months! #momsterlink
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I may need to sleep on a rock!!! Thanks for reading
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