Explaining the appeal of the wrap dress to a French journalist, she said, "Well, if you're trying to slip out without waking a sleeping man, zips are a nightmare".
I would get in my sleeping bag and zip it up.
If you're not going to abide, probably just hop into a sleeping bag and zip it up and suck your thumb for a couple hours until you can find a way to be comfy owning up to everything.
And we did it another time, too, in the early morning a few days later, in a zipped-up sleeping bag in the front room of a fantastically disgusting ground-floor flat belonging to Ian, the freckled red-haired man who sold Valentine his drugs.
To sleep, space travelers zip themselves into pods resembling garment bags, which are tethered to the ship.
We've all been there: scrambling around in a pitch-black tent at 3am after too many warm ciders, searching for the zip on your sleeping bag, trying to use the screen of your dying phone as a light.
He tucks the rabbit mould into the skin and rolls over the fur like zipping up a sleeping bag.
After a while, Foer allows us to forget Oskar's tambourine, and his use of the expression "zipping up the sleeping bag of myself" for emotional withdrawal and "wearing heavy boots" for depression.
Four camps were constructed along this route, and in the higher encampments frequent storms forced me to stay zipped inside my sleeping bag for days at a time.
I suspect they also helped us evolve without fur: Nothing warms you on a cold mountain night like a dog zipped into your sleeping bag.
