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Rockin Saturday Night

Oh how things change - case in point, our Saturday nights.

Two years ago, we'd likely be out with friends starting with dinner reservations between 9 and 10. Followed by drinks, out until 2 (or occasionally later) in the evening.

Last night wasn't exactly that model. Here's how the night unfolded:
  • 6:00 - small feed for Jack and then bathtime.
  • 6:15 - Justin starts cooking dinner (wow, eating at home rather than ordering!)
  • 6:45 - rocking Jack to go to sleep
  • 7:30 - Jack down
  • 7:40 - Justin and I sit down for dinner - I think this is great, I could be asleep by 9 pm!
  • 7:55 - Jack starts to whimper. Justin goes to calm him, I start to clean up.
  • 8:00 - Justin realizes that Jack is hungry as his cries increase. We hand off tasks.
  • 8:02 - Jack's crying. Mel (our orange tabby cat) pukes on the rug next to the dining table.
  • 8:50 - finish dinner and cleaning once the chaos clears!
Sweet. Not exactly your rockin NYC Saturday night!

Don't worry, I'm not posting pictures.

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