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I'm realizing that averaging 4 hours of sleep per night isn't particularly conducive to coherent thought or productivity at work, though it is an excellent way to induce substance-free hallucinations. At least, I hope that's what explains the talking sandwich on my desk.
If anyone has any toddler chloroform I can borrow, it would be greatly appreciated. Payment will be in the form of a talking sandwich.
— Sep 01, 2015 11:00AM
If anyone has any toddler chloroform I can borrow, it would be greatly appreciated. Payment will be in the form of a talking sandwich.
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How about half of the talking sandwich?

I think that's worth TWO talking sammiches.



@Kelly -- our cat is of no use in this regard, so I fail to see how yours will be. 1/2 sandwich, and that's my final offer.
@Aja -- please don't ask me to do math.

It's not bad, but mostly it's just talking turkey.
(Hey-oh!)

@Kelly -- our cat is of no use in this regard, so I fail to see how yours will be. 1/2..."
You'd laugh if you knew the final essay question. My professor is a shithead.
And I'll take your toddler overnight. But be warned, I'd pass him off to mama dragon who would hopefully have her grandbaby dreams satisfied for a little while. Does your son like dogs? Like little Toto dogs?


@Kelly -- our cat is of no use in this regard, so I fail to see how yours..."
That's fine. But, be warned...he may, um, drive you crazy. Or just to the grocery store.


Do you have any idea how much turkey you have to eat to actually get enough tryptophan in you to make you tired?
You'd need to eat like 7 turkeys.

@Kelly -- our cat is of no use in t..."
I can handle him. He's too cute to be a troublemaker.
Yeah but while you're eating all that turkey, you'd go into a food coma anyways. Problem solved.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HALKjJ8...
But here, try this!

Or you can do the boring things like turkey and warm milk. Your call. ;)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HALKjJ8...
But here, try this! "
See?? Toddler chloroform DOES exist.

You still have to actually give me the chloroform..."
Oh, Mary...you winsome little popinjay.

Anyway, I recommend warm milk with a teaspoon of whiskey. Don't tell my brother.

Anyway, I recommend warm milk with a teaspoon of whiskey. Don't tell my brother."
Your secret's safe with me, Superwoman.



Hey! Caaaareful! *tries to mimick German accent when speaking English* We do not make jokes. *makes Italian gestures* We only make offers you cannot refuse.

Wanna gobble 'em up overnight tonight?


Hahaha. Good one, Miriam.

Wanna gobble 'em up overnight tonight?"
You near California? Don't forget to bring a bowl of gravy.


I'll teach the li'l rug rat to refuse and NOT eat choc mint flavoured ice cream. Methinks that's the culprit!

I usually do not remember my dreams at all. Last night I dreamed I was at the beach and stepped on a spiky stingray (which doesn't exist, obviously) and my best friend spent hours picking painful black spikes out of my feet. I swear, the dream was so vivid, my feet hurt. I remember the pain.

Maybe there is some scientific fall asleep music for children on youtube. I mean there is one for dogs & cats so why not children?

https://youtu.be/i8e2MWmTZN8
Calm 'n Restful tabs
Put a fan in his room for white noise. Helps immensely.
Coffee - in a very small amount, like 2oz + lots of milk & some sugar. Paradoxical effect on children, makes them sleepy.(in the morning, of course, leads to naps).
Food sensitivities - Knew a 5 yr old boy who couldn't eat mac&cheese before sleeping or he would wake up all night, the salt & dairy bothered his sleeping. His 3 yr old sister couldn't eat chocolate or dairy before bed. (I don't really comprehend the why of these, but that's what their mother observed).
Being overtired can make a child wake through the night = earlier bedtime.
Yes to the whiskey! My dad used to dip my pacifier in honey & liquor when I had colic as an infant.


I imagine this is you in the mornings

See, cats do facilitate sleep.


@Jess -- I was already mildly terrified of most ocean life...now I have to worry about spiky stingrays, real or not. THANKS FOR THAT.
@Johanna -- All of my bedtime stories are boring. ;)
@Kate -- I'm all about the quieting syrup! Heh. I think the biggest problem right now is a combination of bad dreams and just general upheaval from baby sister/moving/new daycare/etc. So, he just fights so hard to prolong going to sleep (another book! tuck me in again! tuck my stuffed animals in! I want some milk!), and then, when he wakes up at night, does NOT want to go back to sleep for hours. On the plus side, FULL NIGHT OF SLEEP LAST NIGHT for the first time in 2.5 weeks...woo hoo! So, maybe we're turning a corner (famous last words, I realize).
Thanks to everyone for the helpful suggestions, providing support, and sending me cocaine to get me through the days.

Good Luck! ;)
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I will await my talking sandwich lol