@#$%ing time change!!

[♥ms.pacman♥]

normally i don't mind the time changes...even with a toddler it was never a big deal.. but this time, with having to wake up multiple times in the night to pump etc... springing forward translates to 1-2 hr of sleep for mama, instead of 2-3hrs. BOO. i want that precious hour of sleep back!!

that is all.

[Uno-Mom]

Ugh. Poor you.

[blue]

That stinks! When you are getting very little sleep, one hour can make a HUGE difference. I hope you are able to get more sleep tonight.

[jenfromnj]

I'm sorry! I hope you're able to get some more sleep soon.

[golightly1118]

BTDT-and big hugs to you, sleep deprivation is no fun at all! Hope you can catch up soon.

[ABO Mama]

I think the whole time change thing stinks too. I wish we could just pick a time and stick with it!

[BabyH]

It IS ridiculous. And even with the darkest blackout curtains I could find, it's still just a tad lighter in DS' room than I'd like it to be. Not to mention I feel like it's so early since it's so light. His naps were a little messed up today but so far, so good.... -is there a smiley with crossed fingers?-

But - I can't complain too much, it was a beautiful day, and I'm looking forward to Spring!!!!

[LMPC]

Oooh, I remember those days of sleep deprivation! No fun at all! Hope you get lots more sleep tonight!!!

[lizzywednesday]

OMG, this was me exactly a year ago! Except that, in addition to the lost sleep, I forgot to change the clocks, thought I had another hour to putz around before my dad showed up ... and, when my dad & stepmom-to-be arrived at my house on time, answered the door in my PJs. And I still had to pump before we headed to the hospital.

to you, mama. You'll catch up on the sleep as soon as your DD stops with the bradycardia episodes. (Which, by the way, are terrifying when you're sitting there watching the monitors. Ugh.)