What do you do before going to bed?
10 years ago
Each of us has a daily routine, so what's to say we've not got a nightly one?
Whether it's reading a book, surfing the web or a having cheeky nightcap, what do you do before going to bed?
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Depending on the time, I either watch the news, read a book or catch up on email or houzz. I also love falling asleep watching the lights over the valley below and the mountain beyond.
Jo DP