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| and you have to snap fast because she holds still for max 1 second at a time |
waking early is fine by me.... as long as it means a 2 nap day.
::crosses fingers::
but she is sweet. man, is she ever sweet.
hope you're savoring the daylight.
love.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
good morning, daylight saving!
yesterday it was 6:30... today it was a bit before that.
waking early is fine by me.... as long as it means a 2 nap day.
::crosses fingers::
but she is sweet. man, is she ever sweet.
hope you're savoring the daylight.
love.
waking early is fine by me.... as long as it means a 2 nap day.
::crosses fingers::
but she is sweet. man, is she ever sweet.
hope you're savoring the daylight.
love.
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Boy, it's not until your kids are older that you can really enjoy the fall time change. When they're little kiddos they just don't appreciate that extra hour of sleep! Little Imogen is a real cutie pie!
ReplyDeleteha. and i remember joking with someone last year that "falling back" meant we got to stay up an extra hour with our brand newborn baby... :)... this year it means getting up an hour earlier.
ReplyDeleteoh, the hidden joys of parenthood. :)
Oh good, my child is not the only crazy one! I was much toooo excited sunday and Monday when cams slept till 7:45.... Now it's been 6:30ish. Oh well, hoping Immy takes 2 nap s for you!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I don't miss those days! Hope she's doing better with her mornings now that we're several days into daylight savings time. Love to you 3 from we 4!
ReplyDelete6:45 every morning, here. Yay!! We defintiely are savoring every last minute of daylight.
ReplyDeleteMiss you!
Well, it even messes up an almost 4 year olds sleep time. We've been up at 6:45-7:30 every morning, with at least one wake up around 4:30 or 5 to get a drink. I will admit, I'm tired. Here's hoping they all settle in and start sleeping later!!
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