Cheap Sheep: Lessons in Love (Serta Style)

Cheap Sheep here with an announcement: I’m in love.

You know how it goes. You tell yourself to play it cool. “Take some time. Make sure you’ve got the big picture. Give it some room to breathe, be sure.”

I’ve taken time; I’ve got the picture; I’ve given things room to breathe. I love Serta.
No, this isn’t a passing fancy. For my friends who happen to be agnostics about love and/or mattresses, I’ve put together a list. It says a little about me, and a lot about the Serta I love.

-I sneeze. I sneeze a lot. Living in Kansas, there just isn’t much of the year that doesn’t count as allergy season. Serta helps me sleep better. The hypoallergenic mattress pads and bedding cut down on my discomfort and my need for medication. I can be healthier and do without putting more medicine in my system.

-I’ve got quite a coat. At night, I get really hot. Serta’s Cool Action Gel Memory Foam allows me to keep it comfortable. No sweat. No uncomfortable mattress heat to keep this sheep from fully enjoying his sleep and waking rested. Thanks to Serta, I wake up bright eyed and bushy tailed.

-I need support. Yes, I know—I’ve got this rugged, tough-guy exterior—but I still need support at the end of the day. Serta allows me to select the range of support I need, while also giving that oh-so-comfortable pillow-top experience. What real love ought to be: the needed support, the softness you can cuddle into.

-I love this beautiful earth I roam. Serta cares too. I love Serta, because it isn’t just what they do, it’s how they do it. Serta works to save energy and to reduce waste, to produce mattress components that are eco-friendly and to make the world a more comfortable place for all its creatures.

Quite a list, I think you’ll agree. And, while I enjoy the big things on the list, part of what makes it so real to me are all the little things. Little things keep the love going.

I’m not the jealous type. I hope you’ll give Serta a try. If you do, you might just find yourself in love.

Until next time, sleep well my friends.
Cheap Sheep