Help!!!

How about making lots of noise and turning the light on at 6am as you get ready for class? mmmm, its not really the Christian thing to do, but I would be tempted. What does she say when you talk to her?

My husband has recently started 'on call' meaning he can be called into work at any time. When he first started he would turn on the light in the bed room - didn't matter that it was 4am. After I reminded him that when I was on call I didn't turn on the bed room light, he realised that it disrupted my sleep, and has been much more considerate.

My husband also likes to go to bed early, where as I like to read late at night. He also likes me to go to bed with him at the same time. Several things I have done over the years is too
- read under the covers with a torch (once tried a candle when I could not find the torch - not recommended)
- use a small night light that hooks onto the book
- listen to music via my iPod
and the latest and best thing
- listen to Audio books on my iPod.

I know this is difficult when you are a student. What is it that she is doing that is keeping you awake? or is it that she comes in late and disturbs you. If this is the case, I am not sure what you can do about that, other than ask her to be quiet.

That is just mean. Obviously not caring and completely unreasonable and doing it on purpose. Can you put in a complaint?

Sorry I cannot make it better for you. But I can tell you a funny story about ear plugs!

Earlier this year my Husband and I went to a Deep Purple concert. I am a classical chick myself, and I cannot stand really loud, heavy, rock music. I took along some ear plugs (and a book) and sat in the back row. I advised my Husband to put in the extra ear plugs that I had brought along so he would not get hearing damage jiving around near the speakers. He told me he was fine, and he was going to do what he had done before, use a small bit of wet toilet paper of all things. So at the end of the concert on the way home, my beloved is trying to remove the 'ear plugs' ie toilet paper. He tells me that he thinks that there is something left in one of his ears. The next day I have a look - sure enough there is toilet paper stuffed into his ear. I tell him that he should go to emergency and get one of the Doctors there too remove it. He does not want to do that because A) he works there and B) he does not want to look like a ningnong to the people he works with. So I do my best to remove it, I must have taken out at least 20 small pieces of toilet paper as it was breaking up. Finally I think I have it all, but to check I have a look in his other ear to see what the ear canal looked like - guess what I find, more toilet paper. I think it must have been in there for quite a while. Now he does not have an excuse to say he did not hear what I said.

So no matter how bad she gets, don't put toilet paper into your ears!