Post by flippinchica on Apr 28, 2015 6:01:22 GMT -5
Morning. I have been away since 3am. I got a work call and haven't been able to go back to sleep. I need to get some sleep before the 3 hr drive this AM.
Back to work today after spring cleaning weekend. I need to call for a bulk trash pickup this morning, and am both proud of how much we accomplished and ashamed of how much trash we had.
My daycare (in home) is taking her first ever suck day in over 5 years. She and her backup both have a stomach bug some I'm home with the smallest one today. I should probably do some spring cleaning stuff but I'll probably just watch TV instead.
The little choose the morning I involuntarily woke up at 3am to sleep through the night and sleep in. I'm off to deal with a government office this morning before work.
Post by harvestmoon on Apr 28, 2015 6:52:23 GMT -5
It's absolutely gorgeous out here! Hopefully this means DD will play in the back yard this afternoon while H grills us dinner. (Scheming my own relaxation
Since my coffee maker still works just fine but my grinder broke, I am perfectly justified in buying a grind and brew yes? Obviously this is a sound financial decision.
I am feeling guilty this morning. We have DS2 in an inlet/office off our bedroom until he sleeps well enough to be moved into DS1's room. He's still a terrible sleeper and I get up with him every time.
Last night at 1am I just gave up and slept on the couch downstairs so I couldn't hear him crying anymore. I know he's fine and crying it out is a thing, but I feel like CIO is supposed to be like a planned, thought-out method, not fleeing with your pillow at 1am.
In any case, the 4 straight hours of sleep was glorious. (fTR DH was already down there as he had a cold and didn't want to give it to me, in case anyone was nosy).
Since my coffee maker still works just fine but my grinder broke, I am perfectly justified in buying a grind and brew yes? Obviously this is a sound financial decision.
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