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So, what time were you up this morning?

37 replies

Orangeanddemons · 25/12/2013 10:08

I was up at 12:30 am to settle dd who couldn't sleep through excitement.
Then she came in at 6 wanting to open her presents. Got in with us, and then went back to sleep for a couple of hours. Finally up at 7:45.

So I am well rested this fine Christmas morning ( not)

How about you?

OP posts:
D0oinMeCleanin · 25/12/2013 13:25

10:20am Grin They were sooo excited they didn't get to sleep until gone 1am Shock Still it gave us a lie in. My children don't do getting up when it's still dark [smug]

fiftyandfab · 25/12/2013 13:53

9.30 here ... domestic goddess stuff done...turkey in oven and now sitting with a ciggy and G&T Grin watching VERY old Top of the Pops!

SillyOldHector · 25/12/2013 13:54

My ex-p is downstairs and i'm upstairs at the moment. He won't go and is making the day unbearable just by his presence.
I might need to post later about my situation for some advice. He just told me he's going to fight me over csa payments. Apparently he can't afford what he will have to pay on a GP's salary Hmm
He's obsessed with money and financially controlling. We've been together 15 years, house and mortgage is in his name and as we never married (he constantly avoided it) i'm entitled to nothing. I've been such a naive fool, how could i have put the dc and myself in such a vulnerable position.
I worked on and off over the years but as he worked away i did all the childcare and our agreement was that he earned and i was a sahm.
Dc and i are moving out soon as we have no choice. I can't afford this house.
I need to call csa and women's aid again and get some more advice.

What on earth does he hope to gain by putting us through this agony. I'll be well rid but it doesn't make it any less painful. I feel dreadful for my dcSad

GampyWabbit · 25/12/2013 15:49

Amazingly dcs (2,6,10) only woke at 6.45am! Present opening commenced at 7am! Pretty impressed really Grin!

redundantandbitter · 25/12/2013 16:56

sillyoldhector are you still hiding upstairs? Hope he's gone to count his money and you can relax and enjoy your Dc's

CalamitouslyWrong · 25/12/2013 17:00

DH woke me up at 6. I then tried to go back to sleep until DS2 got up at 7.45. DS1 was also waiting for him. He woke with a loud shout of 'I need a wee wee' and then asked, 'is it Christmas morning?'. He was delighted when we said yes.

FracturedViewOfLife · 25/12/2013 17:19

Wen't to bed at 9am and woke up about half an hour ago.

DramaAlpaca · 25/12/2013 17:24

We dragged the last teenager out of bed at 11am Xmas Grin. It made a nice change from the 6am starts we used to have when they were small.

SillyOldHector - hope you are OK.

slug · 25/12/2013 19:09

I cracked an eyelid at 9am and mentioned to DH that DD (aged 12) must have woken up because we could hear her playing her new guitar. Sometimes the teen years don't seem so bad. No more 6am hysteria. Grin

cantheyseeme · 25/12/2013 19:41

5.30Am with dd2 and dp was so excited he went in and woke up dd1 with his fave prezzie, she was so mardy haha we have a teenage 4yr old! Grin Needless to say we are zonked but watching the xmas soaps and having a bevvy before an early night Grin

GampyWabbit · 26/12/2013 08:28

Sillyoldhector - hope you're ok Hmm

Lweji · 26/12/2013 09:12

Silly, I hope you are OK.

Do post elsewhere. He can't fight you over CSA. He has to fight CSA. Grin That is the beauty of it.

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