In ancient writings, the word "wean" meant "to ripen" --- like a fruit nourished to readiness, its time to leave the vine… Weaning was a joyous occasion because a weaned child was valued as a fulfilled child; a child was so filled with the basic tools of the earlier stages of development that she graduated to take on the next stage of development more independently.
-- from The Baby Book by William Sears. MD and Martha Sears, RN, p. 187
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Sleep Deprivation and Sewing
Do not necessarily work together.
Therefore, despite the fact that I sewed my booty off last week, completing many projects, this week?
Nada.
Tomorrow, I will be speaking in tongues. The brain is fried. The eyes are parched. I have boulders in my skull.
Also? Trying to read important medically significant websites and sleep deprivation do not mix. Trying to learn about autism and food allergies is hard.
Therefore, despite the fact that I sewed my booty off last week, completing many projects, this week?
Nada.
Tomorrow, I will be speaking in tongues. The brain is fried. The eyes are parched. I have boulders in my skull.
Also? Trying to read important medically significant websites and sleep deprivation do not mix. Trying to learn about autism and food allergies is hard.
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