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I love waking up to the little pitter patter of Desi's feet in the middle of the night. I don't care what time of night it is, I hear him running in our room and I scoot right on over. He did this a few minutes ago and I gladly welcomed him as I would normally do. We snuggled and all I could smell was pee pee. Man! That meant that I had to get up and wipe him down and put a new pamper on him, put some new pajamas on him, take his sheets off the bed and wipe it down. So, I got up and did all that. Got back in the bed and laid my head on my pillow. Desi moves me and says "No mommy, I want de old pillow!" What? You want the whole pillow? You mean my pillow? The one I sleep on every night? Omg! Fine! I gave It to him because I just wanted to go back to sleep. You think he was satisfied? He then picks his little head up, analyzes the pillow and proceeds to say, "No, dis pillow not soft mommy." What? Are you seriously saying this right now? Okay, so I got him another pillow. Happy now Sir Desmond? Lol! Gotta love this child.
Night night!
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