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Hallelujah!!!

I woke up this morning singing the hallelujah chorus to myself...again. Katy slept for 10 hours for the second night in a row!! And so did Tyler, in his own bed!! Mama feels like a new woman. It's amazing what a couple of nights of good sleep will do for you. After I got Katy down for her morning nap I got busy doing some major housecleaning. We're talking mopping, laundry, scrubbing the bathrooms, all that jazz! I have not felt this good since I was about 7 months pregnant. Praise the Lord, life is starting to get back to normal, whatever normal might be. So, where are all my ladies at?? It's time for a girl's night! Any good chick flicks coming out soon?
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Anonymous said…
yay! you must pass on your secrets when my time comes around!!! and i hear "made of honor" is gonna be good :)
March 27, 2008 at 7:21 PM
Katfish said…
The only thing about finally getting that sleep, is when they do have a couple of nights where they wake up, even once, you feel even more tired than normal because you got used to sleep again! But congrats on Katy getting big enough to make it through the night...I didn't realize I could love Morgan even more with a full night's rest!
March 30, 2008 at 9:58 PM
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