Unless Kevin, you have one like I did. First son found being up much more
interesting than being asleep and was up 4-5 times a nite for his first 22
months. Took my SO and me that long before we got drunk one evening so as
to resist his crying during the night and not go to him. Eventually (took
only 2 nights), he learned that crying doesn't get you anything (at least
until he reached 12 years of age).
Talk about zombii-ville, me not him.
Best wishes and good luck.
Bill
'76B
At 08:57 AM 1/13/2003 EST, ATWEDITOR@aol.com wrote:
>In a message dated 1/12/03 3:01:32 AM, ksmith40@earthlink.net writes:
>
><< now I have an upcoming baby to keep me away from finishing the '68 B. >>
>
>Kevin,
>
>First, congratulations! Second, don't dispair.
>If babies get to the point that they sleep well at night, they become a
>minimal drag on your time at first, partly because they sleep and then they
>just lay around like animated sauages, emiting random bodily fluids which do
>need some attention. It is only when they start moving on their own that
>they start to suck up a lot of your time. So, you've got a bout a year's
>grace to wrap up your projects before you can kiss any mutiple-week godbye
>for afew years.
>
>Good luck,
>
>Jay Donoghue
>72 B-GT
>66 Mustang
>18 year-old twin boys (very labor intensive)
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