MrGuster's blog

...for being a shift worker since I was 17.  I came off my last night on Thursday morning and it still feels like I should be on nightshift right now.  I was actually asleep at midnight but my daughter started crying.  My wife brought her to bed after trying to get her to go back down without any luck and the little girl would not stop kicking me.  She probably thought it was funny.  This is probably the third time in 18 months she has been in our bed, other than to play in it.

...for being a shift worker since I was 17.  I came off my last night on Thursday morning and it still feels like I should be on nightshift right now.  I was actually asleep at midnight but my daughter started crying.  My wife brought her to bed after trying to get her to go back down without any luck and the little girl would not stop kicking me.  She probably thought it was funny.  This is probably the third time in 18 months she has been in our bed, other than to play in it.

When we first met, my wife used to be a gamer.  After we finished school, the first thing we did is buy a N64.  I then bought a PS1 and she got into that.  She was mainly into RPG's and adventure games like Final Fantasy and Zelda, with some Mario thrown in.  Well she is back into it, sort of anyways.

When we first met, my wife used to be a gamer.  After we finished school, the first thing we did is buy a N64.  I then bought a PS1 and she got into that.  She was mainly into RPG's and adventure games like Final Fantasy and Zelda, with some Mario thrown in.  Well she is back into it, sort of anyways.

This is going to be pretty scrambled as that is how my brain feels right now.

Ever since we had our daughter in January, sleep is something neither my wife or I get much of lately.  My son was a great sleeper.  Only time he was up was to either eat or when he was teething.  And he was always up at the same time.  My daughter is the complete opposite.  She wakes up all the time, mostly because her soother fell out, which I find strange as she only uses them to sleep.  Try giving her one any other time and she throws it back at you.

This is going to be pretty scrambled as that is how my brain feels right now.

Ever since we had our daughter in January, sleep is something neither my wife or I get much of lately.  My son was a great sleeper.  Only time he was up was to either eat or when he was teething.  And he was always up at the same time.  My daughter is the complete opposite.  She wakes up all the time, mostly because her soother fell out, which I find strange as she only uses them to sleep.  Try giving her one any other time and she throws it back at you.

First, the pain(ful):

First, the pain(ful):