When I was a kid, I had night-lights because I was afraid of the dark.
Perhaps being afraid of the dark is a less embarrassing reason.
It doesn’t matter if they’re called hallway illuminators or glow boxes.
They’re just the adult version of a childish thing, like those upscale cupcake stores.
This isn’t to disparage the usefulness of night-lights to both kids and adults.
The dark is totally scary, even if you’re a grown-up with a mortgage.
This night-light seems to understand that it’s late.
That’s where monsters and sharp edges and things that you might stub your toe against reside.
Night-Lights That Care
This night-light seems to understand that it’s late.
You definitely don’t want to go in the following morning and realize you missed.
I guess I already technically do—it’s called Earth—but you know what I mean.
They can even teach you about space if you don’t mind learning things late at night.
I have a strict “no learning things after 10 p.m.” policy.
So if you’re up for it, go night-light crazy as an adult.
They can help manage many late-night issues, and modern ones make you feel likeyou’re living in Bladerunner.
