Sentences with phrase «like reading in bed»

For instance, many happy couples report doing simultaneous activities like reading in bed while the partner watches TV on a headset, so as not to disturb the one who is reading.

And if you like reading in bed, the self - illumination Kindle Paperwhite or Nook GlowLight may well be your ideal solution.

Not exact matches

I mostly rejoiced at the Surface's low weight: If you're lying on your sofa or in bed and just want to do some casual browsing — like reading, or watching Netflix — the Surface Pro is a godsend.

The Paperwhite is as nerdily wonderful as Bezos sells it: A lightweight, moderately priced ($ 119) e-reader for those who like to read in bed in the dark without disturbing the person next to them.

If you like working, reading, or watching movies in bed, make sure to get a bedrest to support your body.

My boyfriend brought it to me at 6 am this morning and I read it cover to cover in bed (felt like Christmas morning!).

So here I am at 9PM on a Tuesday, eating dark chocolate nonpareils in bed and getting ready to binge watch start season three of OITNB (by the way, my friend wrote a brilliant piece on the show)(which I don't recommend reading unless you've started season three or thoroughly enjoy spoilers, like me).

Sometimes if I happen to wake up really early for some reason, like 5:00 am, I like to read in bed for a bit, or watch a scary movie early in the morning.

They play with their toys like perfect angels at 11 pm and then lay in their beds and read.

It is not a huge problem for me when I am in bed, but I would like to have more time in the evening to spend with my husband, to go out... Read More

You could also spend what would be second nap time doing something still and quiet, like reading books in bed.

As I lay in my bed, half - lucid, unaware that I was drooling, feeling like Floyd Mayweather had just gone 10 rounds on my Vaggie Pacquiao, I read Internet articles about the joys of breast - feeding and how my milk should have come in by now.

«Before your targeted bedtime, begin slowing down your brain by doing something calming, like reading in a comfy chair — somewhere other than bed,» she says.

According to every article I've ever read about sleep, staring at an electronic screen before bed is basically like dunking your REM cycle in gasoline and striking a match.

just wondering, heard so much about the gelatin that I went out and purchased a little bag of it at the balk barn, she said it is edible, now I was reading an article that said use 1/4 cup of cold water and 2 teaspoons in a cup stir good and dissolve, place in fridge, and just before you are ready to go to bed take it out of the fridge and set it aside, in the morning mix it with some juice and drink it, well my husband says the crystals never really dissolve, so not sure what kinda of gelatin it is, should we be mixing it with warm water, and also on the article it shows like squares of jello, so we were thinking that the mixture we mix at night should be thicker, is it safe to drink the kind from the Balk Barn... thx

Like to read in bed?

This could be something like reciting a positive mantra every morning before you head out the door, completing a five - minute morning stretch routine, reading one chapter in a non-work-related novel, or simply making your bed!

My husband's much better about getting in bed early to read than I am and he'd like there to be a «No Screens after 10:30 pm» rule in our house where we both have to be off our computers, phones etc. so we can unwind before bed and have time to read / relax... however, I am a chronic nightowl who likes to blog after 11 pm... so it's kind of a struggle!

I really like the buffalo check layer in the bedding, and that pharmacy lamp over the bed ~ perfect for reading.

Most of the actors spoke their dialogue in English (it's easy to read their lips), but the Italian dubbing improves upon the wan English script, and Bava really has fun with some visual gags, like a collection of nun head gear that smothers the screen and breaks apart like paper boats in a pond to reveal poor Nora, lying in a hospital bed after her first traumatic night in Rome.

I like to read it in bed, because I can do so without a light on.

But, like Pogue, he objects to the weight of the device, «Curling up in bed was more comfortable with a 10.2 - ounce Kindle than with the weightier iPad,» and the backlit screen, which may prove tiring when reading a long book.

With a teetering to - read pile constantly tumbling down by my bed, and the black hole that is my Kindle hiding dozens of downloads, I've always got more books than I have time to read, but whenever I receive a courteous, friendly request to review a book that sounds interesting, I do my best to squeeze it in, unless it sounds like a book I'd actively dislike.

I liked to lie in bed and read of the maiden Liniang and her dream lover, their adventures, and their ultimate triumph.

I've been afraid to invest in one — not only because of how expensive they are and I'll admit I love the feel of a book in my hand and I like to read in bed.

For people who love to read, E Ink's paper - like readability, no - glare screen and long battery life have made it a favorite and nearly perfect device choice, with one exception: reading in bed or other low - light environments.

I don't forget when I'm eyeballing some little shitbag outside a club, some nineteen - year - old in a two - hundred quid jacket who's trying to impress his bird by giving me some mouth; but when I'm watching something on TV, like a documentary or something, or when I'm putting the kids to bed, or when I'm reading, I don't think, you know, fucking hell I'm big.

For those who like to stay up late reading in bed and don't want to wake their partner — or just like to read in dimly lit spots — Amazon and Barnes & Noble have two backlit e-reader options that illuminate the screen and make the experience a whole lot easier on the eyes.

Read your daily writing tips like I now do my blog reading; in bed, while riding Amtrak's Downeaster to Boston.

I really like that it's easy to read in bed because the Kindle has its own light, which I can easily adjust to the degree of brightness I want.

Reading on a back - lit device like an iPad or Kindle Fire offers many benefits such as ability to view color images and to read in low light situations (e.g. in bed, on a plane).

A new Harvard study is re-affirming the assertion that reading light - emitting e-books before bed, like computer tablets, could have a detrimental effect on sleep, which can in turn lead to serious health problems.

Nash offers great suggestions like snuggling up in bed with kids and reading silently together along with interesting anecdotes, like how she once got so angry at her toddler's mistreatment of books that she took them all away.

NOOK Simple Touch with GlowLight adds a patent - pending lighting technology for reading in the dark, so it's like two devices in one, as amazing at the beach as it is in bed.

I read Jack Kerouac's Beat Generation classic on my bunk bed at summer camp, and I'm pretty sure I listed the «burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles» quote as my favorite in more than one yearbook.

I noticed it first in the bathroom, where there's lots of light, and then tried to read in bed, and ended up putting it aside, choosing instead the Kindle which, like the older Sony PRS - 505, has minimal glare.

The new Kindle is 21 percent smaller and 15 percent lighter than the Kindle 2, great for those like me who enjoy reading in bed.

My opinion was mixed: I liked that my current book was always in my pocket on the iPhone, I liked that it was easy to read one - handed in bed, and I liked that I was undeniably reading more books than I had when I stuck to the tree - killing kind.

This can easily occur while traveling around (by tube, train, as a car passenger) and also if you're a night owl and like to read in bed at night.

I like to do my reading in a comfy chair or in bed.

in the Aug. 3 issue of The New Yorker, says he expected to like his new Kindle more than he did, and that led to a highly literate takedown of the device and his surprising preference for reading in bed with an iPod Touch.

For ages now, I have been struggling with reading in bed, as unfortunately my other half likes to turn off the light and sleep quite early, my lamp then keeps her awake and it doesn't take long before she starts moaning about it.

I'm thinking of buying one of those ereaders, but i really like to read in bed, and i need one that i can read in darkness, could you guys help me?

The Lighted Cover is $ 60 and if you like to read in bed it's invaluable.

I like that it is back lit as this allows me to read it in bed with the lights out, or on a dark train or plane.

It also contains photos demonstrating basic techniques like «Tapping» (using one's fingers to aid in sounding out words) and «Making your bed» to differentiate between «b» and «d.» The focus of this book is the reading process.

Reading options include the ability to change the font, font size, line spacing, and margins, while audiobook playback includes features such as narration speed and a built - in sleep timer if you like to listen to books before bed.

The latest device, just like the Nook SimpleTouch with GlowLight model that it now replaces — that lengthy name alone is a reason to replace it — features a built - in reading light that lets you read in bed at night without disturbing your spouse or partner.

For those who like to stay up late reading in bed and don't want to wake their partner — or just like to read in dimly lit spots — Amazon and Barnes & Noble have two backlit e-reader options that illuminate the screen and make the experience a whol...

The pitch goes something like this: if your partner likes to read in bed, and the light from the iPad or the bedside lamp bothers you while you're trying to sleep, you should buy him or her a NOOK Simple Touch.