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I gotta tell ya, people.

I had the best night's sleep last night.

And here's why: New Sheets

For years I've been coveting great sheets. Really high thread count, super soft, no-pill sheets. And I've avoided taking the plunge - mostly because I'm cheap.

But after reading this thread over at Two Peas - I was sold. I went to Overstock and ordered a set.

They came yesterday.

I washed them immediately and put them on the bed.

And can I just tell you? It was worth every freaking penny. These are the softest, most luxurious sheets ever.

Asia said, "These remind me of The Davenport beds." (We like to steal away for overnight getaways to this wonderful Spokane hotel...)

So now, I'm plugging great sheets.
And really - the link above takes you to about the best deal on the internet.

So go. Go right now and order you some.

You won't regret it.

(Oh - and I got ivory. If you want to be all matchy-matchy, then you can get ivory too.)

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