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A Mommy in Leslieville....March 10

I was trying to sleep in this morning because my lovely son decided that he wasn't interested in being asleep from 3 to 4 a.m. I contemplated just leaving him in crib to figure it out on his own, but like the sucker that I am, I sat in his room with him while he giggled at his mobile. He eventually dozed off at about 4:15, only to wake up crying about 10 minutes later. Maybe he had a nightmare (can three and a half month old babies have nightmares?), or maybe he was staging a protest of some sort.
Either way, I wasn't feeling like staying up any longer so he spent the next 3 hours sleeping on top of me in my bed - a sleeping arrangement that was part of our daily lives until four or five weeks ago.
What's my point? I'm not even sure - I'm tired and I lost my train of thought. The sleeping in didn't happen.

The other day I was elated to discover that the front door to Tango Palace was in fact wide enough to fit my stroller. For months I was convinced that it wasn't, so decided there was no point in trying. Last Tuesday I noticed a woman enter the coffee shop with her stroller, and was filled with excitement. During our trip to TP, I enjoyed a leisurely cup of coffee and a toasted bagel with peanut butter. B alternated between chilling in his stroller and sitting on my lap, watching a trio of gentlemen seated at the table next to ours.

I enjoyed the time chatting with my son, writing a bit in my journal, and sipping my coffee. I might make it a weekly habit.

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Comment by Maia on March 10, 2009 at 4:01pm
I can relate to the late nights/early mornings. After children, you never have a good night's sleep. My daughter is sixteen, and I've still got one eye open at night. I haven't made it over to Tango Palace yet, but I'm going to now. What is Mercury cafe like? That always looks cool, but I'm such a newbie Leslieviller, I almost feel like I'm not hip enough to go in there! I've got to shake the Riverdale cobwebs out of my brain and chill with the rest of you hipsters.
Comment by Nolin (Admin) on March 10, 2009 at 9:51am
let us know whenever you're headed over there Bev. we rarely turn down a leisurely cup of beverage at The Palace.

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