Why else would I think that planning an activity at 4am when Epsilon is teething, and therefore not sleeping well consistently (or at all) would be a good idea?
Epsilon was up at midnight, refusing to go back to sleep. We just conducted our planned activity then, on the theory that it is 4 am somewhere.
My partner and I have been making an active effort to suffer through a bit of inconvenience to celebrate holidays in both our backgrounds. Between living in different cities, and not being particularly religious, this has been hard. But we made it work this time... sort of.
Now it's plenty of coffee, and thank god for daycare. Happy holiday for anyone who knows what I'm talking about.
Also, the extra credit remains unclaimed for naming the reference in the last two post titles.
Epsilon was up at midnight, refusing to go back to sleep. We just conducted our planned activity then, on the theory that it is 4 am somewhere.
My partner and I have been making an active effort to suffer through a bit of inconvenience to celebrate holidays in both our backgrounds. Between living in different cities, and not being particularly religious, this has been hard. But we made it work this time... sort of.
Now it's plenty of coffee, and thank god for daycare. Happy holiday for anyone who knows what I'm talking about.
Also, the extra credit remains unclaimed for naming the reference in the last two post titles.
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