The first two weeks of school have gone fairly smoothly. No major upsets or disasters - and we've managed to make it to the bus stop on time - two weeks running! Only complaint I have is the cootie that she brought home as a present to me. This particular cootie has crawled up my nose and is firmly lodged in my brain - making me feel as though my head is swimming while the rest of my body feels like it's been hit by a truck.
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The other day, while folding and putting away laundry, my daughter came running into my room. She jumped on to my bed and said:
"Hey Mom! Can bugs hear?"
"I'm not entirely sure that EVERY bug can, but yes, I think some bugs can hear."
"K! Thanks!", and ran away
I assumed it was something she learned in school. How cute, I thought, she's still thinking about her studies when she gets home! Yea! School is awesome. She'll be brilliant! Then I started trying to decide how we'll pay for the Ivy League School she's destined to attend.
And then I heard the screaming from down the hall. I found a small child with her body pressed against the wall - screaming at the ceiling.
"HEY BUG! MY MOM SAYS YOU CAN HEAR SO DON'T IGNORE ME! GET OUT OF MY ROOM!
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Every so often my husband has to work after hours. He's usually home at a decent enough time, but this particular evening he didn't get home until after I had fallen asleep.
I can only guess that he wasn't as stealthy as usual while trying to change his clothes and set his alarm clock for the next day, because apparently I woke up.
I say 'apparently' because I don't remember much of this.
Turns out I was extremely irritated that he didn't have my sister with him. I shot up in bed and demanded to know where she was. How dare he not have her with him. My sister that lives 5 hours away. The sister that has no plans of coming to visit as far as I know and who was certainly NOT supposed to be in my bedroom at 1:00 in the morning. I can only assume his reaction was something like "Wha? Huh?"
I used to talk in my sleep all the time when I was younger. Interestingly enough, my sister would intentionally talk to me while sleeping - and then write down the crap I said. Something about strawberries, a snow man and a Smurf.
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3 comments:
Craig laughs in his sleep. I will ask him sometimes why he's laughing and he mumbles something I can't understand... too bad!
Ahahahahaha....I still talk in my sleep. I used to let people in my house in my sleep. Yeah, sure. Come on in mr. burgler.
I love that she was yelling at the bug. I'm going to try that.
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