How do you sleep?

Few things in life are as sweet and refreshing as sleep; I love sleep.  But sleep is also funny.  Have you ever just sat and watched people sleep, its hilarious.  You got all kinds of positions:  stomach, side, back,   fetal position, sprawled out, curled up, head bobbing, slouched over, mouth wide open, etc.

Now Ridge is practically narcoleptic; he falls asleep within minutes of sitting still.  Its ridiculous.  Recently we were on a plane ride to Arkansas.  As soon as we boarded, Ridge pulled out some homework to study during the flight, he wasn't tired.  While he was doing this, we were having a conversation in which Ridge stopped talking.  I looked over and he had fallen asleep--in his traditional pose of head back, mouth open--in mid-conversation!!

Here's a pic from another moment of both Ridge and Joseph, during a very important church broadcast.

Now as for me, I can sleep most anywhere if I'm tired; and, when I'm tired, I can pass out as quickly as the best of em, even Ridge.  But I do have one preference you see.  I sleep on my right side, and right side only, every night.  Thus when I am in a car, plane, train, bus, etc, I like to sit on the right side so that I can lean on my right side against the window, my preferred sleeping position.  Well Ridge doesn't know this of course, and unknowingly booked my flight to and from Arkansas in a window seat on the left side of the plane.  Knowing that this was an innocent mistake and just wanting to inform Ridge of my preference for future bookings, I simply said "Hey just so you know in the future, if you ever book me a flight again, get me a seat on the right side of the airplane.  I sit on the right side of the airplane." Ridge thought this absurd, and now keeps giving me a hard time about my ridiculously picky demand.  Now who's right here?  Am I being ridiculously picky or just appropriately informing a friend of a personal preference he didn't know?  I think I'm just practicing good healthy communication.  Anyways, How do you sleep?  Wouldn't you like a seat somewhere that accommodates your sleeping preferences as well?

Is it just me or does Ridge always kind of seem to be the little spoon.