Do you ever stop and ponder the meaning of the song that's stuck in your head? Like is there a greater purpose for me singing "Little Lobster Girl" because it seems like there probably isn't. That one is probably just catchy. Similar to the Tina the Talking Tabby Jingle, also just catchy and probably a sign that I need to watch some grown up television.
These are the kind of things I ponder through the course of my day. Just in case you needed some insight into my mind.
C has had a major resurgence of love for the books in his life. We still read every day don't get me wrong, but there was about a 2 month period where he wouldn't ask to read. Now he has a couple books memorized and "reads" them to anyone who will listen.
Daylight Savings effected no one but the adults. M's schedule is so loose (Generally speaking, the schedule is after she's been awake for 2 hours I try to help her go to sleep. Real specific like.) that it didn't give her any never mind. And while in theory the jump ahead was supposed to mean C sleeps until 7:30 his internal clock was also reset and thinks his 6:30ness is just fine. We did the whole cold turkey thing and just did his same schedule by what the clock said. Except for the fact it's dark when he wakes up now, nothing has changed. At all.
In other news... today is going to hit 60 which makes it the warmest day since November 10. I'm just going to do a little happy dance. Don't mind me.
And one more cute C story for good measure. Husband took him to the grocery store yesterday for "animal cookies and bananas" (His requests.) He came in and he always gets to carry one bag, his bag had grapes in it. Green and purple mixed. He ate a good chunk of them last night and at bedtime we told him the grapes had to go to sleep in the fridge. So he carried them to the fridge and put them in, telling them goodnight. Immediately after closing the fridge he yelled "Oh no! Grapes!" And threw himself on the floor kicking. But he got over it and went to sleep. This morning when we came down stairs the first thing he did was run to the kitchen and yelled "Purple Grapes! Wake Up!"
And he still hasn't had a single animal cracker.
How cute! Wake up, grapes!
ReplyDeleteWhen Peter and Sarah were little we never changed our routines when the clock changed and it all seemed to work out just fine. I think it's always harder on the adults!!