So I know the movies I’ve seen lately have been pretty lame due to the small beings I live with being the primary pickers of them. And I realize that means that probably any movie I see that I personally pick has to be great in comparison. However, I really have to say that Juno is a great movie. I saw it in theaters and then we just bought it. I love the writing, the music, the acting, it’s just flippin’ hilarious. The only other place I can think of with as much wit is Gilmore Girls or 10 Things I Hate About You (minus all the dirty talk). The premise is about a teenager who gets pregnant and decides to give the baby to a couple, which may or may not sound very entertaining, but it is. Anyways, go rent it if you haven’t seen it.
Wow, I just reread that post. I should not be writing for anything for real at the present time because I sound like I’m 12 writing a note to my friend. Really, it’s just sleep deprivation, we’re working on the whole sleeping thing at our house. I have yet to resort to benadryl, rum or stuffing socks, I swear I’m coming close though.
Rum?
I get the Benadryl; I am not sure what stuffing socks has to do with sleeping. And, of course, drinkng rum won’t help you because you might sleep better but you’ll wake up with a terrible case of guilt.
Try a night away just for you and Steven. A quiet night at the Scoffield Barracks Inn while a babysitter becomes sleep deprived. Remember, the goal is to not have quality time but to have uninterrupted sleep time! It seems like a good way to spend a $100.
BTW: I have not seen Juno yet but your mom bought it so I will see it in June, thanks.
Love you, Dad
I meant give rum or benadryl to help Felicity sleep or stuffing a sock in her mouth so I wouldn’t hear her and I’m not really going to do that.
I suggested something akin to a night out, but just for me, suggestion didn’t go over too well.
Hang in there Maria, sleep will come eventually. Wish I could be there to watch the girls and maybe even give you a WEEK full of sleep! You are being the super mom… and one day your girls will look back and realise what a great mom they have.