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Dexman PE PMP
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Finishing up another annoying change order.
knight1fox3
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csb
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Winefest tonight! I assume my ticket gets me a sippy cup.
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I think I am breaking out in hives from my hair dye... oh well, I can rinse it out in about 15 min
SCarolinaNiki PE
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I'm laying on the couch with LilSC watching Mickey Mouse. Does that count as busy? We are experimenting with letting her stay up later on weekend (with hopes it lead to her sleeping in more).
sycamore PE
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We let Lil Sapling stay up late on Fridays. He usually sleeps in until 7-7:30 on Saturday. He put away an absurd amount of pizza tonight, so I think he's growing. That should buy us a looong night's sleep.
Dexman PE PMP
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^^^same with my kiddos. Now they are old enough to get their own breakfast and turn on cartoons.
I like being able to sleep in.
I like being able to sleep in.
I have a 3.5 yr old, a 2 yr old and a noob coming in jan. Sleeping in isnt an option. As a matter of fact I could probably get this thread real close to 10k between jan and june with all of the middle of the night "fun" to be expected with the noob.
SCarolinaNiki PE
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Y'all are totally bursting my bubble! Momma wants to sleep past 7am at least once or twice. Somehow my parents manage it when they keep her. I must learn their ways.
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wait a minute... all I have are ANIMALS and they don't let me sleep past 7:30 ever... wth
SCarolinaNiki PE
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You need to train them better. Our dogs totally learned the concept of weekends. If we weren't up by 6:30 M-F, they would wake us up. Sat-Sun, they knew not to make a peep until we got up.
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7:30 is sleeping in for them... this morning our alarm went off at 3:30 am... they are pure and true Army dependent dogs... I just wish that we weren't an Army family sometimes
So one of my children decided that it was a good idea to lock and close our bedroom door... The only for without a key to unlock it should such an instance occur. In attempting to Jimmy the door open I had to remove the door stop. I had literally removed the final nail when my wife informed me that prior to the door being locked and closed, she had opened one of our windows in that room. Really? I wish I had known that about 5 mins earlier. I guess I should have checked.
SCarolinaNiki PE
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Well, having the little one stay up later worked for us. She slept in! Now of course this has totally messed up her nap schedule. I thought just shifting the halftime back would work, but in stead I'm sitting here listening to a little girl laying in bed and singing. And I know from experience, she is not ready to go without a nap.
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