If you follow me on Twitter, then you know that I love to tweet a little before laying my head on my pillow for the night. I have had the habit of doing something on my phone right before I fall asleep for years. I've just always done that to wind down, and then I fall asleep really fast afterward. I use to play TextTwist on my Palm Treo. The first year that I had the iPhone I got really into Sudoku, or a game of Solitair before catching some zzz's. Recently I have been thinking my little habit is more fit for a single woman, and it needs to be kicked to the curb now that I am married.
The few minutes between when you climb into bed and actually fall asleep are prime time for husband and wife bonding. It's the perfect time to cuddle, to talk, and to just feel connected to one another. Right now we are spoiled because we actually get to see each other a lot. We work together, and don't have any children yet so there isnt' too much coming between us. However, it won't always be like that. Life will get busier and throw more distractions our way that may put a wedge between us as we lose more of those minutes together.
I am creating an unnecessary "Twitter Wedge," that keeps us from being connected and winding down together right before we fall asleep. My husband brought it to my attention. At first I was annoyed, but now that I think about it I know it is true. I should be taking advantage or this time that we have to wind down together. I should be creating good habits with my husband, so that it will already be a habit for us later when we really don't have that many minutes together. Of course I won't stop tweeting. I'll just make better decisions as to when I will tweet. I don't ever want my husband to think he is second to something like Twitter or a game.
Do you have any habits that fill your pockets of time, and keep you from connecting with the important people in your life?
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4 months ago
LOL, sometimes I purposely create those habits so I don't have to fill my pockets of time with the other person in my house:) But, that is a whole 'nother show ;) Good for you for changing your ways before it really becomes an issue. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteHi, I never really thought about it until I read your post but I do spend a lot of time at night on the computer. Maybe this weekend I will spend more time with my husband if I can get him away from the TV and his shows he DVR's. LOL. I like your blog and look forward to reading more.
ReplyDeleteYea, my husband hates it to... actually, he's asleep next to me right now as I type this, lol! oh dear!
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