Toes Up The Nose/Lost a Willing Pupil

That should teach me not to share my bed space with an 8 y.o. who fears the dark. I awakened in the middle of the night with her big toe trying to bury itself in my left nostril. Up to that point, I thought I was stabled with a mule. She kicked all night long. Yesterday evening, we had her last sewing lesson before their move to Ga. today. She dissolved in tears and wailed, "I don't wanna go!!", so, amid much hugging and many reassurances, I promised to visit often, and carry my sewing machine when I come to visit her, so that we can still squeeze in a bit of sewing. I sure will miss my little partner in stash crime. Cea

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sewingbythecea
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Sounds like you have a protogee'. Where was her other foot? And how far down were you in the blankets to have her toe in your nose, or was she turned around?

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Beth Pierce

Hope your nose recovers. Heaven knows you've had enough trouble with it lately!!

I know you will miss your little pals. It's hard when people you love that much are far away. When they get settled, bug your daughter till she gives you an email address for the girls. ;) My kids get the biggest kick out of emailing both sets of grandparents!

(((BIG HUGS))) Sharon

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mamahays

oh cea--(can you sea?) my daughter is also the worst when it comes to sharing a bed...she windmills and snow angels the entire night. at 10, i tell her...if you're here...one wrong move and i will push you overboard! my son, at age 2, is quite content to have to be laying ON me, not next to me....

i'm sorry they are moving so far----maybe they need to buy you lots of plane tickets!! betsey "we do not inherit the earth, we caretake it for our children"

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Two x over

I'm so glad not to be the only one with a child that sleeps like a windmill in a gale!

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Kate Dicey

My Mother always claimed that sleeping with me was like sleeping with a frog,DS1 is the same, in fact he tends to sit bolt upright and then fall in a random direction. DS2, on the other hand, sleeps like a log.

Lizzy

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Lizzy Taylor

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