Skip to main content

Good Night!

I put Tristan down at 7 last night. He woke back up briefly at 8 to eat and then conked out until 1:30! He woke up again at 4:30 and then slept until 8:30. He's doing so well! I unfortunately didn't go to sleep until after the 1:30 feeding since I was sure it would be pointless to sleep because I knew he'd wake up soon. Dumb. lol I have the worst headache ever today, but I took some motrin and that always works... oh and lots of water. And of course coffee!

We were up late talking with our neighbors. I love them both. They're great and funny and very much like us. YAY! Oh and their son is so stinkin' cute!!! We're going over there on the weekend so Josh and Jeff can watch the pro-bowl (no idea what that is, by the way, but also don't care to know) and Heather and I can just... I don't know... talk! :D I love talking ::drool:: hahaha They live so close I can bring my baby monitor and be able to hear their rooms. We share walls and a fence. How convenient :)

I'm off to call my Daddy! He's turning 67 today. I cannot believe it... 67. He sure doesn't seem like he's 67! HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD!

** update **
Today is not the 6th, it's the 5th... HAPPY BIRTHDAY EVE, DAD! haha

Comments

Britni said…
That is great that Tristan is doing so well...it's funny because Ember had the exact same schedule for months. Since Ferber though she has been going down at 7pm and doesn't wake up until 3:30-4:00am then she sleeps until 8:00am. It's about time since she is 9 months old! :)

How nice that you happen to have nice neighbors!! How old is their boy?
This weekend Mark is going over to Jason's & Laurens house to hang out with Jason & a couple friends from work. Lauren is coming over to our place & we are going to hang out, talk & watch chick flicks :) That way all o our kids can sleep in their own beds :)....perfect!
2/05/2008 11:26 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Very bad day today

I got a horrible phone call early this morning from someone I used to work with. A friend of mine, who was stationed in Iraq, was killed yesterday in her sleep when her trailer was hit. SGT Trista Moretti was an amazing person. She had an impact on so many lives in so many places. It's going to be tough for everyone (like me) who can't make it to Jersey to say goodbye. I've been crying off and on all damn day. It seems so unfair. I hate this war and don't agree with it, but I don't think she died in vain. She died for everyone else out there. They fight for each other, not a cause, not their government. That's what I miss about the Army. I miss my comrades. Trista was hilarious and beautiful and had this great Jersey accent. We used to play word games and gossip and eat lunch together every day. We would laugh all day long while we "worked" haha. I remember when she first got to the unit I told everyone some bitchy chick with an accent was in the...
32 comments
Read more

Hurricane Sandy

This will be a gleefully uneventful post, but I thought I should at least inform everyone of our whereabouts during Frankenstorm. On Friday the landfall predictions were further south, which had the eye passing near our tiny town after obliterating Dover, DE.  We happen to be surrounded by water.  The Patuxent River on one side, Chesapeake Bay on the other, plenty of swamps and creeks in between.  Not a good prospect. Josh and I had gone out that night to try and secure supplies and already, there were no batteries or flashlights.  We also don't have a grill and thought "we'll try Lowe's tomorrow"I mean, most people already own grills... right?  Everything in our house is run on electricity (including the water pump for the well) except for the fireplace.  I don't know what builders are thinking when they do that.  I at least want a gas stove and water heater!  So, anyways.  We got a few hours of sleep before trying to brave the crowds...
2 comments
Read more

Hiking on the Guadarrama Trail

As promised yesterday, I actually left the house and went on a hike with Mama C and Goober!  YAY! I was a bad Mommy and ill prepared to shield us from the hot Spanish sun so we all have a touch of sunburn.  Whoops.  It was fun though.  OK so here's where we began our journey.  You can see the bridge between the roundabout and the little house with a red roof (which is a restaurant).  All the cylindrical buildings were a plant nursery.  We walked over the bridge and past the nursery where we crossed the street and then started up the dirt path.  The other little building is literally a Gypsy Keep. Here's what it looked like from the road... and it was so ridiculously creepy, yet fascinating.  I don't know why there is always tons of junk in trees around gypsy places.  There was a gutted van in the backyard, a stroller jammed into a wall, shorts in the trees.  We both wanted to trespass, but the kids would have inevitably fal...
Post a Comment
Read more