A not so pastoral female pastor, and a farmer got married. Left my call before we had our son, Ian. Took a part time interim call and a month after it ended, had our baby girl, Ella. We have navigated the liturgical life and now navigate the seasons of seeding, spraying, harvesting, and ...cows. I've stayed home for a few years, I've worked part time for a funeral home. I've got a milk cow! Most of the time, I'm convinced we are God's comic relief or at the very least...a riddle.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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at 9 p.m. you go to bed. Regardless of what still needs to be done. I'd say "even if you're not really tired" but really, you have a new baby...Of Course you're tired! :)
Dustin handles the 10-3 wakings/feedings...then baby should sleep until nearly 5 (or even later if he's in a good mood) and by then you've gotten 8 hours.
Won't work on the nights that he's at work but should totally be the plan the rest of the time.
Besides, it's good for daddy to have the one on one time with his little man, too.
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