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Mar. 5th, 2010 09:55 pmThis is awesome.
Also, I subscribe to Gwyneth Paltrow's e-newsletter (at www dot goop dot com)(and yes, I roll my eyes at myself, but this one time there was an AWESOME recipe for peas that has become a go-to recipe -- seriously, we all just scarf them down -- and when you're trying to feed a 2-year-old and the pickiest adult male ever, that's practically a miracle, and enough to make me ignore all the times she writes about *cleanses*).
So anyhow, she had a newsletter recently about sleep, and how people don't get enough of it. And I was like, "Tell me about it!" -- and then it went on about *insomnia*, and I laughed bitterly, because insomnia is NOT my problem.
My problem is that Baby Girl is still waking up a couple times a night, and at least twice a week she decides she wants to sit up and play for an hour at 4 am, and she SCREAMS if I have the nerve to say, "You can play, but mama's gonna lie here and sleep."
And no matter what happened at 4 am, we all have to get up at 6:30 every morning, so I really ought to be in bed no later than 10 -- but instead I sit up until 11 or 12 reading things like LJ, or DW, or this SGA/Supernatural crossover that I could NOT put down.
Also, I subscribe to Gwyneth Paltrow's e-newsletter (at www dot goop dot com)(and yes, I roll my eyes at myself, but this one time there was an AWESOME recipe for peas that has become a go-to recipe -- seriously, we all just scarf them down -- and when you're trying to feed a 2-year-old and the pickiest adult male ever, that's practically a miracle, and enough to make me ignore all the times she writes about *cleanses*).
So anyhow, she had a newsletter recently about sleep, and how people don't get enough of it. And I was like, "Tell me about it!" -- and then it went on about *insomnia*, and I laughed bitterly, because insomnia is NOT my problem.
My problem is that Baby Girl is still waking up a couple times a night, and at least twice a week she decides she wants to sit up and play for an hour at 4 am, and she SCREAMS if I have the nerve to say, "You can play, but mama's gonna lie here and sleep."
And no matter what happened at 4 am, we all have to get up at 6:30 every morning, so I really ought to be in bed no later than 10 -- but instead I sit up until 11 or 12 reading things like LJ, or DW, or this SGA/Supernatural crossover that I could NOT put down.