I am so tired. You know that bad-tired feeling where you've been running around all day, yet haven't gotten to the stuff that you really, really wanted to get to - i.e. work, as in actual-work-work. All day in and out of the house, errands, phone ringing, emails, then this evening grocery shopping that could not be postponed any longer - I mean, we were out of everything. So... I drag myself and all my bags of groceries home and find my toddler is still wide awake. So we get her up and she's still up now at 10:33pm. Eeek! How am I going to get her up to her preschool-type program in the morning???? Better go and get her off to bed. I give up. Work will have to wait 'till tomorrow. Sigh...
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tkd_mama 30th Sep
Poor
Diane!
How
was
it
this
morning?
I
certainly
have
had
that
feeling
before,
quite
recently.
Right
at
this
second,
I'm
feeling
reasonably
okay,
so
here's
some
of
my
energy.
Catch!
;-)
-
Paula.
Giazz 30th Sep
Ah,
the
restless
sleep
of
toddlers,
yes,
know
it
very
well.
Try
to
take
a
mini
break
(ha
ha,
I
know,
I'm
funny)
but
if
you
put
on
soft
music
(even
a
lullaby
cd
works
wonders,
and
if
you
don't
have
one
of
those,
try
classical
music
like
Mozart),
and
leave
the
little
one
by
themselves,
they
may
drift
off
back
to
sleep.
Or if you can sing (even a little) they like that also...unless you get the "nooooo". Good luck.
Giazz 30th Sep
Ah,
the
restless
sleep
of
toddlers,
yes,
know
it
very
well.
Try
to
take
a
mini
break
(ha
ha,
I
know,
I'm
funny)
but
if
you
put
on
soft
music
(even
a
lullaby
cd
works
wonders,
and
if
you
don't
have
one
of
those,
try
classical
music
like
Mozart),
and
leave
the
little
one
by
themselves,
they
may
drift
off
back
to
sleep.
Or if you can sing (even a little) they like that also...unless you get the "nooooo". Good luck.
Giazz 30th Sep
Ah,
the
restless
sleep
of
toddlers,
yes,
know
it
very
well.
Try
to
take
a
mini
break
(ha
ha,
I
know,
I'm
funny)
but
if
you
put
on
soft
music
(even
a
lullaby
cd
works
wonders,
and
if
you
don't
have
one
of
those,
try
classical
music
like
Mozart),
and
leave
the
little
one
by
themselves,
they
may
drift
off
back
to
sleep.
Or if you can sing (even a little) they like that also...unless you get the "nooooo". Good luck.
Giazz 30th Sep
Ah,
the
restless
sleep
of
toddlers,
yes,
know
it
very
well.
Try
to
take
a
mini
break
(ha
ha,
I
know,
I'm
funny)
but
if
you
put
on
soft
music
(even
a
lullaby
cd
works
wonders,
and
if
you
don't
have
one
of
those,
try
classical
music
like
Mozart),
and
leave
the
little
one
by
themselves,
they
may
drift
off
back
to
sleep.
Or if you can sing (even a little) they like that also...unless you get the "nooooo". Good luck. |
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