Time to say bye to the ‘heaven bed’
It was the bed I dreamed about from when I was a little girl and even better. It was made in Denmark, shipped to Germany, then New York, then here and here and here and here…and now it is time to say no further.
At nearly 7 ft long and 6 feet wide, it would be the perfect bed to snuggle up with the six little ones I imagined having and that would all pile in from time to time. Even one would have done it proud. The Himmel Bet deserves better than what I can give it. On Thursday the movers will come, they will take it apart and bring it down and place it where someone will find it …and maybe their dreams will come true or better yet, have already come true and there will be a troupe of little ones just waiting to jump and bounce and snuggle on it.
israeliminx 
Can you store it? Broken down, it should fit, shouldn’t it? Now you don’t have the appliances….
I could but there isn’t really any point. I’ve not been able to sleep in it since it was clear I couldn’t have a little snuggle muffin of my own and I would be so happy if it found a home filled with kids.
I think that you should keep it.
What about your family across the hall? Sounds like they have lots of littles and lots of snuggle time to get in….
Yes, that’s a good idea.
sorry
Save the bed. It may be possible to return to Israel very quickly, and then you will be glad that you have it.
Bless you Lynne. Mummy knows there’s no bed like one’s own. How are you? Get my email from Yaeli, and we can cyber chat 🙂
Ok, ok, I’ll save the bed 🙂