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"I'm not saying she was silly. But one of us was silly--and it wasn't me." Squire Hamley from Wives and Daughters
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4 comments:
Well, before 6:00 a.m. is the perfect time to wear high heels.
Or so I've heard.
I feel your pain...children with autism tend to get up early and often...hopefully they will be very tired tonight and go to bed nice and early.
Ohmygoodness! I wouldn't know what to do with that in my house (not the dress-up clothes and heels - but the time!) :) We think Cole actually is waking up earlier than we realize and just goes back to sleep. How sad is that? We're working on it...
No matter what time we put them to bed, they always rise early. On Friday night, they stayed up until 10:30 (they were at a friend's house). Yup--still woke up at 6. So, it's always better for us to put them down at 7 because at least we get a quiet evening. Quiet mornings are a thing of the past!
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