Yeah. Not exactly. Turns out Henry has completely embraced his new schedule. While he is tired earlier and sometimes falls asleep before 8pm, he really seems to have no issues waking up in the morning. There are a couple requests for "two more minutes" but it's truly not bad. There are no tears and no complaining, he eats, gets dressed, brushes his teeth, and we walk to school. It's GREAT!
Except I am completely dragging by the end of the week. I am not sure if it's because of me losing my Wednesday off work, my work just being tiring in a different way, or possibly connected to my hysterectomy (I am reaching here) but I am SERIOUSLY EXHAUSTED by the end of each day. Like we used to stay up until maybe 10:30 or 11 on work nights. Even that felt early to us since we are (WERE) night owls. But last night at 9pm Nick and I could not stop telling each other how tired we were and that our legs hurt. "My legs!" "MY LEGS TOO!" What is wrong with us?? Wednesday night we were watching X-files (don't you judge us) and Nick was like "Man, it must be like 11, right?" I looked at the clock, 9:12. NINE FREAKING TWELVE. I had to fight to stay awake through the episode. FIGHT I tell you.
Everything about this feels wrong. I am tired. Nick is tired. Henry is perfectly fine. Is this what getting old feels like??

I think it's age :) We're the same!
ReplyDeleteOh how that made me laugh! Yes my dear, that is just the ....beginning.... of what 'old' feels like. Just wait until you are headed out the door and think.....did I put deodorant on???? Not only are you tired at sunset, but you can't remember crap!!!
ReplyDeleteBut alas, soon it will be time to change the clocks back....which will feel like 'sleeping in' in the morning, except you'll be ready for bed at 8pm. :) MSN
Hahaha, something to look forward too :) xo
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