I had an idea to blog about Isabelle's sleep behaviour the other day. Before having Isabelle, I had not the slightest idea how big the sleep topic is for a baby, and now a toddler. I merely assumed that babies will sleep, no matter what, right? Because they are tired right? No, of course not. Isabelle showed me how much she could and can fight sleep even when she is tired. As a new mum, I did not know how to read her sleepy signs, and more often than not, she would be overtired by the time I catch her signs and by then she is cranky and crying. Oh the tears. From Isabelle and mummy. The early months Sleep has always been an issue for me when Isabelle was born. She cried non stop every evening for hours on end, and we had no idea what to do with her. Colic was the word most used on such babies, and everyone comforted us that this difficult phase would be over within 3 months. I still remembered uttering "3 months?!" under my breath. Not 3 weeks?
at work
It was my manager's farewell speech today and our intern baked some sad looking cupcakes to suit the mood in our team
My Polish colleague E lives in Westminister and we are really good friends at work. I found out that where she lives is really close to where my church meeting was to be held in the evening. She kindly invited me up to her place for a cup of tea and I grabbed a sandwich for dinner along the way. I finally met the boyfriend after hearing so much about him. Such a beautiful place they have, and with that super size TV and electric throw on the sofa, I have to admit I was very reluctant to go for my meeting afterwards.
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I think they are quite Hillsong-ish! haha if you get what I mean.