It’s time to buy a new mattress. There are so several opportunities, so many choices. How do you decide? What do you choose? The salesroom is enormous. The beds and mattresses are all neat, tidy, and perfectly lined up.

Merchants apply. Hitting the handle with the benefits you get from it.

Vacation. Enter an empty room, painted light blue and clean by smell. Welcome. Filters soft light through windows.

This open room has three beds in the middle, an interior cover, foam, And air—each bed covered with pillows. Once you leave this room, you will know what mattress to buy.

Lie on the innerspring mattress. Beginning compression, stuffing provide some relief. You feel your Spine. You know, regarding every spin. Without a pillow, there is a gap where your neck turns to your back. You may feel pressure on your hips.

Sometimes, if you get tired, you will fall asleep. But when you lie there, you feel strange, uncomfortable. Stand up. That mattress is adequate and goes towards the foam. When you sit down, the foam sinks under your body.

Lie down. And feel the foam. It sinks, and the body becomes a cradle. Your neck, Spine, backspin, and hips enclose by soft foam. You only know about foam.

You do not finish yet.

Get your foam out of the cradle and go to the last bed. It is an air mattress. Rest down. Take control. Set the stability. Feel the air beneath you, supporting every inch, every inch of your body. Calm down. Lie on your back.

Not aware of anything. About yourself, about your breath. Slow and deep. You are blinking your eyebrows and struggling to stay open. Forcibly opens them and closes them automatically. Would you please try again? Pull the mask around your neck and sleep fast.

Photo by Blake Woolwine