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Old 03-08-2011, 06:53 PM
 
Location: Philaburbia
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I used to have framed prints hanging over the bed, but one night one of them fell and it scared the heck out of me so I took them all down.
My college roommate had a poster of Bjorn Borg over her bed; one night, the tape came loose and Bjorn attacked her.

Don't let this happen to you ... LOL ...
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Old 03-08-2011, 08:15 PM
 
Location: Prospect, KY
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Hee hee. :-)
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Old 03-08-2011, 08:17 PM
 
Location: Tucson for awhile longer
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I'm back. I want a chandelier over the bed, but again, Mr. What-if-it-Falls-on-My-Head has nixed the idea....for now. And I don't think his head would be in the way. Has anyone ever really heard of a chandelier falling down? To appease me, he volunteered to put one up in my closet and I like that idea too!
Perhaps Mr. What-if-it-Falls-on-My-Head is secretly practicing feng shui.

About.com says, "Nothing heavy, nothing hanging, please do not hang wind chimes and bells above your head, this is bad feng shui. Anything heavier than a piece of fabric above your bed will create oppressive/heavy energy which will, sooner or later, manifest in your daily life." (So that tapestry would be OK.)

Other feng shui bedroom edicts include:
- All doors in the room should be closed while you sleep, including closets.
- Your bed should not be positioned directly opposite the door (tell that to the interior decorators of America).
- A mirror facing your bed is automatic bad juju. Mirrored closet doors are trouble-trouble-trouble.
- Never place your bed under a sloped ceiling because there will be pressure on you while you sleep.
- Never have any sharp corners facing your bed, even from nightstands (get round ones).
- A window behind your headboard weakens your personal energy.
- And for heaven's sake, keep the door to that master bath closed. And make sure Mr. What-If closes the lid on the toilet or your money is being flushed down there while you sleep!
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Old 03-08-2011, 08:23 PM
 
Location: Silver Springs, FL
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Perhaps Mr. What-if-it-Falls-on-My-Head is secretly practicing feng shui.

About.com says, "Nothing heavy, nothing hanging, please do not hang wind chimes and bells above your head, this is bad feng shui. Anything heavier than a piece of fabric above your bed will create oppressive/heavy energy which will, sooner or later, manifest in your daily life." (So that tapestry would be OK.)

Other feng shui bedroom edicts include:
- All doors in the room should be closed while you sleep, including closets.
- Your bed should not be positioned directly opposite the door (tell that to the interior decorators of America).
- A mirror facing your bed is automatic bad juju. Mirrored closet doors are trouble-trouble-trouble.
- Never place your bed under a sloped ceiling because there will be pressure on you while you sleep.
- Never have any sharp corners facing your bed, even from nightstands (get round ones).
- A window behind your headboard weakens your personal energy.
- And for heaven's sake, keep the door to that master bath closed. And make sure Mr. What-If closes the lid on the toilet or your money is being flushed down there while you sleep!
I've broken every rule on that list.......
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Old 03-08-2011, 08:58 PM
 
Location: Prospect, KY
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I've broken most of those silly "rules" - and after reading the list I plan on opening every door in our bedroom and the toilet lid too of course - hoping I will have $1 or so left for a newspaper tomorrow morning....now where did I put my whittling knife so that I can sharpen the edges of the nightstands.
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Old 03-08-2011, 09:44 PM
 
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I have nothing on the wall behind my bed. I like it that way. Less dusting. I too worry about something falling in my head.

The chandelier isn't a danger because the center of the bedroom ceiling isn't over our bed. I guess our bedroom is bigger than most.
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Old 03-08-2011, 09:46 PM
 
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Has anyone ever really heard of a chandelier falling down?
Depends. How often do you have sex on the dining room table?
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Old 03-09-2011, 12:26 AM
 
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Originally Posted by Jukesgrrl View Post
Perhaps Mr. What-if-it-Falls-on-My-Head is secretly practicing feng shui.

About.com says, "Nothing heavy, nothing hanging, please do not hang wind chimes and bells above your head, this is bad feng shui. Anything heavier than a piece of fabric above your bed will create oppressive/heavy energy which will, sooner or later, manifest in your daily life." (So that tapestry would be OK.)

Other feng shui bedroom edicts include:
- All doors in the room should be closed while you sleep, including closets.
- Your bed should not be positioned directly opposite the door (tell that to the interior decorators of America).
- A mirror facing your bed is automatic bad juju. Mirrored closet doors are trouble-trouble-trouble.
- Never place your bed under a sloped ceiling because there will be pressure on you while you sleep.
- Never have any sharp corners facing your bed, even from nightstands (get round ones).
- A window behind your headboard weakens your personal energy.
- And for heaven's sake, keep the door to that master bath closed. And make sure Mr. What-If closes the lid on the toilet or your money is being flushed down there while you sleep!
Wow, pretty much everything on that list is going on in my bedroom. Rut roooh.
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Old 03-09-2011, 02:05 AM
 
Location: Pennsylvania
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an embroidery I did ages ago. If it falls, I may be the only one in history killed by a cross stitch!lol
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Old 03-09-2011, 04:19 AM
 
Location: Prospect, KY
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This thread is a hoot.
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