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captain_slinky) wrote2010-01-13 01:07 am
captain_slinky) wrote2010-01-13 01:07 am
Pattern
Long story in one sentence: Molly and I are still awake because she fell asleep on the way to Arlington where I was picking up free Magic cards and she ended up getting a 3-hour nap.
*whew*
Anywho, I'm starting to notice that my little girl has a "Tell" when it comes to getting sleepy. She seems to be perfectly okay and happy and energetic, but when she gets tired she'll take any opportunity to list her grievances of thew day.
FOR INSTANCE: If she's not sleepy, an exchange might go like this. Daddy I want some candy, no you can't have any candy, but Daddy I *LOVE* candy PLEASE, no sorry no candy.
If she IS sleepy, the exchange goes Daddy I want some candy, no you can't have any candy, But DAAAA-deeeee I want Candy PLEASE, no sorry no candy, I WANT CANDY AND A PUPPY AND TINKERBELL AND CRACKERS AND WAAAAAAAAAH!!!
*whew*
Anywho, I'm starting to notice that my little girl has a "Tell" when it comes to getting sleepy. She seems to be perfectly okay and happy and energetic, but when she gets tired she'll take any opportunity to list her grievances of thew day.
FOR INSTANCE: If she's not sleepy, an exchange might go like this. Daddy I want some candy, no you can't have any candy, but Daddy I *LOVE* candy PLEASE, no sorry no candy.
If she IS sleepy, the exchange goes Daddy I want some candy, no you can't have any candy, But DAAAA-deeeee I want Candy PLEASE, no sorry no candy, I WANT CANDY AND A PUPPY AND TINKERBELL AND CRACKERS AND WAAAAAAAAAH!!!