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		<title>My Old Futon Bed</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The futon bed back in my day was incredibly simple.  It was merely a mattress the could be folded and put away in daylight hours.  The one my parents had was a minimal brown foam padding that folded in thirds.  As a kid, we sat on them like large cushions, but that was about as&#8230; <a href="http://chapteryou.com/my-old-futon-bed/">Continue reading &#187;</a>]]></description>
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</script></div><p>The <a href="http://timberandtextiles.com/futon-beds/">futon bed</a> back in my day was incredibly simple.  It was merely a mattress the could be folded and put away in daylight hours.  The one my parents had was a minimal brown foam padding that folded in thirds.  As a kid, we sat on them like large cushions, but that was about as sophisticated as we got.  It&#8217;s incredible to walk into a furniture store nowadays, when futon beds come in more forms than any Japanese grandmother would have imagined; bunk beds and loft beds.  In fact, she might be horrified.  But I guess that&#8217;s all part of the progress of Western society!  I must agree with her, though.  I like my simple mattress that triple folds into a silly lopsided chair cushion.</p>
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