I need a nap
After months of no demand barking in crate, guess what I hear at 5:30 a.m.?
The plaintive whimper, the short investigatory bark and then finally a full-blown bark.
No way am I getting up to reward this, and happily, after about five minutes of barking, Nettie settles down again.
Of course, at 5:45, just as I am thinking I might get back to sleep, husband starts snoring loudly.
At 5:58, just as I am getting used to husband all over again, the baby decides now is a good time to begin practicing her soccer scoring skills.
At 6:13, I hear an imperious "Mama! I want to play Webkinz!" from Andrew's room.
I give up. I think it's a conspiracy. Luckily, they're all pretty cute. (* giving the baby advance benefit of doubt.)
The plaintive whimper, the short investigatory bark and then finally a full-blown bark.
No way am I getting up to reward this, and happily, after about five minutes of barking, Nettie settles down again.
Of course, at 5:45, just as I am thinking I might get back to sleep, husband starts snoring loudly.
At 5:58, just as I am getting used to husband all over again, the baby decides now is a good time to begin practicing her soccer scoring skills.
At 6:13, I hear an imperious "Mama! I want to play Webkinz!" from Andrew's room.
I give up. I think it's a conspiracy. Luckily, they're all pretty cute. (* giving the baby advance benefit of doubt.)
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