Japanese crossword «The Princess and the Pea»
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Yes! And just the part which is down is flat. And she sleeps with the same clothes, and the legs and arm in the same position like ever. :D
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This was my favorite fairy tale as a kid. You can imagine the pea under the mattresses, but the illustrations wouldn't show it. But now, you can see the single pea, and you can see how Stacy is thrashing about in discomfort!
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My wife suffers from a rare genetic condition called Ehlers Danlos Syndrome that causes chronic pain, joint dislocations and chronic fatigue.
She says that her every night reminds her of the princess and the pea story.
I shall suggest that she changes her name from Julie to Stacey tomorrow.
She says that her every night reminds her of the princess and the pea story.
I shall suggest that she changes her name from Julie to Stacey tomorrow.
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I am sorry to hear that; that is far more than most of us have to deal with. But the idea that a flaw in the bed is responsible for our problems is something we can all relate to.
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I used to call my youngest Princess and the Pea butt. I had to make her a special, thick seat for her car seat.
Never heard of this story but shall read up about it.
replyNever thought she'd be so thin-skinned!
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I am convinced that this tale came about because of sheet pilling. NO ONE can sleep on that.
replyStared at this for 5 minutes. I finally found the pea!
Still working on the princess though. I haven't lost hope yet. Others seem to have seen something here.
replyStill working on the princess though. I haven't lost hope yet. Others seem to have seen something here.
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Rotate the image by 90° counter clockwise and you'll see vertical Stacy.
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