Here's An Idea!

I just saw a teaser for a new sitcom called Up All Night.
Good Lord.
Some brainiac has written a comedy show for NBC all about parent's suffering through the "hilarious" ups and downs of their babies not sleeping through the night.
In the words of Rachel Green: "That is just spit on your neck, kick you in the crotch, fantastic."

You effing morons.
And pardon my french.  But I am a little incensed that I have been LIVING this for the last 15 months and now some swanky Hollywood actor is going to make a few mill and probably get an Emmy nomination out of it.
COME LIVE THE REALITY.
Then we'll talk.

Okay. I am sorry. That wasn't very nice.
But I did not take the Lord's name in vain, so I am thinking I am off the hook, in God's eyes right now, right?  I once read that even Amy Grant uses the eff word once in a while, and look, before Vince Gill, I didn't think she could be anymore Christian.
Okay I am getting off the topic.

Keegan had one and a half days of preschool. And when I picked him up from daycare today he was a mess. He threw his backpack at me, burst into tears and cried all the way home. When I finally got him into the house, he laid on the couch and sobbed: "I've had a long day!"
What I love about my son is that he does not mess around when it comes to his feelings.
He just gets it out there.
I pray he will be like this when he is a grown man because whoever he marries is going to be luuuuucky! What dude tells you what they're feeling?
Wouldn't you just ONCE love to have your husband throw himself on the couch bawling: "I HAD A LONG DAY!"
I am not saying every night.
I just mean once.
So after the bawl fest, and some heavy consoling by his 14 month old sister and I, he fell asleep.
At 4:45.
Sigh.
Apparently we need to readjust our schedules for preschool.
We cannot be taking naps at 4:45.
Although give it a few years and someone will come up with a hilariously funny new sitcom.............................