Beyond design

[gbaglo]

There are some things that defeat design.

I bought a wall-mount arm for the 15" LCD TV and, I gather, common practice would be to mount it on the fridge wall ( on the 17 ). That assumes that one would sleep ( there's nothing to watch on TV ) with one's head next to the sink and stove. And that makes sense, since you don't have to get out of bed to get the coffee going.

The only problem is, I have always slept with the Old Bag on my left and I get up at least a couple times a night. The only way to fall asleep in front of the TV and have the Old Bag on my left is for me to sleep next to the rear window and crawl over her to get to the john, and again to get back into bed.

So, I solved the problem. I gave the TV away.

baglo

[escape artist]

Hi: gbaglo... We solved the sleep/night trip arrangement by buying a 5.0 The TV also came in handy down east... during the rainy nights w/out a campfire. Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by gbaglo

So, I solved the problem. I gave the TV away.

Very creative.

I actually swapped sides with the wife when in the trailer. We go both ways.

[escape artist]

Hi: Jim... I've heard of this "Swapping" arrangement before!!! Isn't AC/DC just a band Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

I actually swapped sides with the wife when in the trailer. We go both ways.

[Hokie Escape]

Get the TV back for DVD's on rainy days, and enjoy those moments crawling over your wife....it's not ALL bad : - )

[escape artist]

Hi: All... In "Our Escape Hatch" only the TV goes both ways. . Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie