But suddenly, click, off went the light and on came the usual parade of thoughts of inadequacy and restlessness and self-doubt.
I know I'm going to sound like someone's dad saying this (hey - I am someone's dad), but it's a really bad idea to think about things when you need sleep.
On some level I've always known this, but when you look after toddlers you see what a fundamental truth it is: tired people get upset, irritable and are generally completely broken.
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Date: 2004-12-16 06:24 am (UTC)I know I'm going to sound like someone's dad saying this (hey - I am someone's dad), but it's a really bad idea to think about things when you need sleep.
On some level I've always known this, but when you look after toddlers you see what a fundamental truth it is: tired people get upset, irritable and are generally completely broken.
[This entry brought to you by the I-Need-Sleep Hypocrisy Society]