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Rude awaking in the night..

Posted by Train Master on December 01, 2002 at 23:04:52:

Hello people,

Nothing is worse then when you away from home, sleeping nicely you nose mask and the next thing you know is that you are waking up with the mask becomes two peices and falls off your face!

gee, what a way to wake up! That mask the Profile Lite gel mask a pin missing on bit holds the nose peice to T bar to your forehead. That had being super glued before to hold the two peices togeather....

As I got spare mask, same sort. But that spare mask was at home and I was over 100ks from home! Gee thing like that always happen when one is abroad from home!

So using plastic band aid strips I taped the nose peice to nose peice!! It did the job, it held it togeather until arrive home again after a weekend away from home! So i was able to sleep comfy until Sunday night.

When a arriving I glued the old mask togeather again, and used my spare mask. It good when you got a few tricks up your sleeves for dealing with life's little hiccups!

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