Lex had another 7 hour night last night.
\n Yay! But the problem with these longer nights is that it leaves
\n me with odd hours in the morning (and chock-full-o-milk and
\n ready to burst, but that’s another story). For example, this
\n morning the alarm was set for 5:30 (have to get to work a
\n little early so I can leave early :) ). Lex wakes up at 4:15,
\n so by the time he’s fed and sleeping again its 5:00 and I’m
\n wide awake. I think, well the alarm is going off in 1\/2 hour
\n anyway, so I may as well stay up (’cause I’m wide awake). But
\n that means I’m starting the day at 4:15 in the morning! What’s
\n a person to do? Eat breakfast, blog, and take a nap on the way
\n to Franklin :)<\/p>\n
I realized last night as While Anyway, time flies when Lex had another 7 hour night last night. Yay! But the problem with these longer nights is that it leaves me with odd hours in the morning (and chock-full-o-milk and ready to burst, but that’s another story). For example, this … Continue reading
\n I was falling asleep that Lex has now passed his fourth
\n trimester<\/a>. He’s really starting to look like a little
\n person these days, not as much like a helpless infant – except
\n when he gives me his sad little hungry cry. Then he’s just an
\n adorable tiny little thing.<\/p>\n
\n searching for a good 4th trimester link, I came across this article<\/a>. I like it. I also like
\n the quote, “what makes being a grandparent so great is that
\n finally you get to share the experience of parental love with
\n your child.”<\/p>\n
\n you’re browsing the web before sunrise. I gotta go hit the
\n showers and get this day going. Happy Friday!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"