trying am usually a big follower of the bed by a decent hour rule, but my son, like your dog, appears to have regressed, had thought we had the sleeping through cracked again - dh says its my fault for jinxing it, when SIL asked yesterday how he was doing, confidently said he had been doing really well, he then woke at 10, 12, 2, 3 and 5. One of the upsides of being awake has been checking mumsnet - my posts have nosedived as his night feeds have decreased, although not spending hours roaming internet on phone has definitely been good for the purse strings and the cessation of numerous parcels from the postman and ill judged purchases i thought may have been a good idea at 4am in the morning and subsequently forgot about.
Have been rubbish today, despite good intentions, need to get cracking -
ta da
wash on and drying on line
been to dentist
to do - everything else - rather shamefully have not checked on Mrs Welsumer the chicken, i daren't (insert own joke) if she's really poorly, there won't be anything i can do until dh comes back, so have reasoned that no point. Have been able to walk among the chickens but thats it so far, am going to undertake some aversion therapy so if this situation arises again, I am slightly more useful, maybe stroking a chicken may be next step - i once spent a day in doors because our cat had brought a very large black crow to our front door (luckily dead) but couldn't physically bring myself to step over it or look at it, gip gip gip
bitchy good going with the slow caffine decrease, reckon I'm a 5 cups a day gal, although truth be told, most remain half finished, so hoping less, the headaches i had when i tried to stop were truly horrendous, lying on bed flailing about type ones, although may have been a tad dramatic, recall them being horrid, i did go cold turkey though
Right, i should really stop procrastinating and get more things ticked off,
tt4n