sleeping?

CofU even annoys when he is asleep. First he is reluctant to have a shower and go to bed. Once in bed he tosses and turns in the night The tucked in sheets become untucked and end in a sort of nest at the end of the bed, the cover jammed between the bed and the wall. He hits the wall in the night, sufficiently hard to be heard in the next room. He also snores, because he is overweight and sleeps on his back. The other night his snoring woke J who was understandably grumpy (J tries to get to sleep before CofU so he wont hear the snoring), I went into the room and rolled him onto his side, he half woke but at least stopped snoring. CofU is good at getting up in the morning, though he does tend to drift around when we are rushing to get ready for work and school.