I am thankful for diclegis. I may not need it for nausea, but last night proved it still helps me sleep soundly. I am le tired this morning. (does anyone even get the le tired reference?)
On the not so thankful aspect. My H set his alarm for 5:30 to go run this morning but didn't get out of bed until 6. If you get up and get out dude I will go back to sleep if you stir in bed for 30 minutes you wake me up. Not cool H not cool. Oh and a headache. I have had one since yesterday afternoon. Go away.
Looks like it'll be a nice day today if the humidity can stay the f away (at least a little bit please!). Debating going to the zoo again... I am thankful to have the zoo as a (free) outlet this summer. That is all for now.
Why is my toddler crying? -because she has her shirt on and wants it off -because she got it half way off but can't get it the rest of the way -because it is off and she wants it on -because mom is laughing and taking pictures
I'm thankful to be a stay at home mom. And that I got a four hour stretch of sleep last night!
It's our final swim lesson today. DS is currently muttering "no no no" at his Cheerios while he eats them. I wonder what he doesn't want them to do. I'm putting supper in the crock pot. Laundry, crock pot, and breakfast all begun before 8am; should I be thankful DS woke me at 630? Cause I'm not ;-)
lilyelayne You must have the best attitude of any mom I know. I was such a mess before DD slept through the night (starting around 14 months for us). You're a rockstar.
I'm thankful for DD. I was so scared of becoming a mom, but she's such a joy. Also, chick fil a fries, that I manage to cook dinner most nights, and scalding hot baths.
aggiebug that alarm thing happens at our house daily. I'm not even pregnant and I want to kick DH out of bed so I can go back to sleep. lol.
agm04 yeah it's a constant problem but we have had this talk before. Usually it goes off around 6:20 which isn't such a big deal I am generally awake by then or close to it. But 5:30 is not OK especially after a restless night. I let him know it wasn't OK this morning
I'm thankful to be a stay at home mom. And that I got a four hour stretch of sleep last night!
It's our final swim lesson today. DS is currently muttering "no no no" at his Cheerios while he eats them. I wonder what he doesn't want them to do. I'm putting supper in the crock pot. Laundry, crock pot, and breakfast all begun before 8am; should I be thankful DS woke me at 630? Cause I'm not ;-)
why you only get 4 hours?
I got about 7 total I think. I usually get 7-8 but it's typically in 2 or 3 hour stretches. 4 was nice
lilyelayne You must have the best attitude of any mom I know. I was such a mess before DD slept through the night (starting around 14 months for us). You're a rockstar.
Aw thanks. DS slept 12-13 hours a night, no wake ups, from about 1.5mo to 6.5mo. I credit those months of catching up on sleep for my sanity since then. Or maybe he was just tricking me so I'd tolerate his wake ups thereafter? *shrug*
My attitude is not always so pleasant at 3am but toddler snuggles make it better.
I'm thankful that LO's stomach bug only lasted half a day. I had to change my outfit three times in half hour. She was so thirsty but whatever went in came right back up. Eventually we actually managed to get her puking into a bowl and it saved a lot of clean up!
I got about 7 total I think. I usually get 7-8 but it's typically in 2 or 3 hour stretches. 4 was nice
Hopefully he slept better last night. Maybe our boys are in cahoots. I went to bed late Wednesday and with DS's wake-ups only got a total of 4 hours of sleep. Better last night after giving him Tylenol.
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