Your long day started at 3:50 am when you woke Mommy up to let her know that you were cold. (Daddy had set the air conditioner to vent since the temperature dropped overnight to non-Houston, comfortable levels). Addition of your monkey sleep-sack and a nook only helped for 15 minutes when you spit the nook out. 15 minutes after this and more crying, Mommy finally gave up and fed you. Several more sleep for 10-20 minutes then cry cycles followed till the end of Mommy’s shift.

Daddy’s shift consisted of shorter naps then usual, demands to be constantly carried or stollered, and much general crabbiness, especially while eating. At bedtime, you wanted to turn in your crib (1. lift legs, 2. set legs down to the side, 3. roll to back, 4. surprise Mommy and Daddy with your new orientation) and play fetch with nook. Finally, at a little after 10, you stayed asleep. Maybe you did get a little of whatever Mommy and Daddy had had.