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Staying out I don’t like staying out because l have a hard time getting to sleep through the noise. If someone is walking in the room or watching TV, l will be restless and l can’t fall asleep. I can’t stand the voice of snoring, too. Therefore, l always prepare ahead the earplugs and use it when l stay out, that’s kind of uncomfortable, though. I’m used to put a cushion under my leg when l’m sleeping, but the place where l stay out might haven’t the extra cushion.

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Sleeping outside

I don’t like sleeping outside because l have a hard time getting to sleeping through the noise. If someone is walking in the room or watching TV, l will be restless and l can’t fall asleep. I can’t stand the voice of snoring, too. Therefore, l always prepare ahead the earplugs and use it when l sleep outside, that’s which is kind of uncomfortable, though. I’m used to put a cushion under my leg when l’m sleeping, but the place where l sleep out might not haven’t the an extra cushion.
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Staying out

I don’t like staying out, because l have a hard time getting to sleep through the noise (falling asleep if it is noisy). If someone is walking in the room, or watching TV, l will be restless and can’t fall asleep. I can’t stand the voice (noise) of snoring too. Therefore, l always prepare ahead the earplugs and use it (them) when l stay out, that’s kind of uncomfortable, though (even though it is kind of uncomfortable).I’m used to putting a cushion under my leg when l’m sleeping (I sleep), but the place where l am staying haven’t the (might not have an) extra cushion.

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