Having a toddler who is wide awake waaaaaaaaay before you need to be is kinda like this:
You can sleep when you are dead.
Published by reverendmother 1 year ago in the divine miss m
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Love the dude at 1:13
The out-of-tune recorder makes it.
We’re into 3AM nosebleeds, here.
Our wakings are blissfully free of fluids at this point.
But why is M’s nose still running green first thing in the morning, 10 days after the sinus infection? …sigh………
Because green snot just means dead white cells…..those white cells could be
1. fighting a bacteria
2. fighting a virus
3. dying because the antibiotics have helped kill the sinus infection
4. still infected sinuses
Have you thought about giving her melatonin for the sleep or zinc/sorbitol for the green nose?
Been there, done that….on both sides of the exam table.
(o)
The clip is a hoot. The early wakings “snot” so much. Hang in there - wit and humor will help you over these and many more spots. Peace, RM.
Oh god…
I love this! I am SO not a morning person.
Sorry about the early mornings and the oozy green pleasantries.
That is just freaky…