Tuck in time

This morning was rough---daylight savings time messed with the whole household. PalKid was not real happy about getting up, but she did. I brought her waffles in bed (real maple syrup, as always). Mrs. Pal packed most of her lunch the night before--I heated up the soup and put the thermos in the lunch bag.

This is how I usually see my daughter when I get home:

Tonight I got lucky (although we'll pay for it in the morning). She was lying in bed with Mrs. Pal, sleepy but awake. She dismissed mommy, and gestured me into the bed. We cuddled until she was fast asleep.

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That's amazing! Little Isis snores too and I think it is adorable. I realize his future wife probably will find it less adorable, but I find it beautiful.

Wow that's ridiculously cute. She's gona be reading your past blog posts in a few years and kill you.

I realize his future wife probably will find it less adorable, but I find it beautiful.

He may not -- upper respiratory anatomy changes a lot as kids grow.

However, if he does snore, it may not be so much "less adorable" as "life threatening." One reason my kids grew up without a grandfather was his sleep apnea.

By D. C. Sessions (not verified) on 10 Mar 2009 #permalink

Aaaw! Mini-Pal! Adorable.

Why do you do this to us? This is a total cuteness overdose!

Saw this a day or so ago.
Something to make a Dad happy.

I'm having troubles with this video since fb did their last big switch. If others are also having troubles, let me know so i can try some trouble shooting.