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[Debi]

I'll also sometimes sleep with a small lamp on with a low watt lightbulb. Have ever since I felt a presence in my room a few months ago. I only felt it once but it was enough to make me sleep with the light on that night.

I will confess to night lights in my house! Actually, it's to keep me from tripping over dogs or tubing, not to keep anything away but more to keep me upright.

 

[Lone Wolf]

I will confess to night lights in my house! Actually, it's to keep me from tripping over dogs or tubing, not to keep anything away but more to keep me upright.

I think this happened in mid/late July early August. It was a Saturday night. And I was just more on edge with it for some reason or another that night, and I knew exactly where it was because I could almost feel it looking at me. But again, he/she didn't mean any harm. Never did. It was just an alarming experience. But back to the subject at hand, if we were unfortunate enough to lose power, I had a sound machine in place of the fan. It always worked itself.

 

[garnetsilver]

I will confess to night lights in my house! Actually, it's to keep me from tripping over dogs or tubing, not to keep anything away but more to keep me upright.

Same here! One for upstairs and one for downstairs.

 

[Paintman]

Talk radio, but usually shut it off right before I fall asleep. Ceiling fan in summer. Otherwise like Paul said I want to hear the sounds of the house and that freight train roaring through the night a mile away. There is something very comforting with that.

Night light so I can find the bathroom.
These salt lamps cast a real warm glow.

 

[RoseRed]

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None of the above - I sleep with YouTube on!

 

[7Critter]

I will confess to night lights in my house! Actually, it's to keep me from tripping over dogs or tubing,

Funny story. When Mrs Critter and I were first married, I worked and she was a stay at home wife. She would get bored and when cleaning move furniture, sometimes leaving it in a different place than before cleaning. I would wake up in the middle of the night and trip over furniture. I learned to turn on lights after a few mis-adventures.

 

[Lynne]

I like it quiet and dark however I’ve had to learn to adapt because my husband likes the opposite.