Clarification: Meredith will actually be sleeping during the sleep deprivation study. (One of her classes requires a 35-minute presentation, and she chose sleep as her topic. Jeff and I are the animals being tested.) ‘ ‘ ‘text/javascript’>
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Too funny! I tell ya, the things we do for our kids. But hey, you know this is GREAT preparation for when you’re volunteering at her all-night high school graduation party. Which, I might add, is practically just around the corner!
I once had to be “sleep deprived” and stay up all night for en EEG. It was SO HARD. I wish I had known about the all-night bread pudding bakery back then.
Are you allowed to drink coffee? I would need coffee.
(And Netflix.)
I told myself I would drink coffee only if necessary. It’s barely 10:00 and I’m already drinking coffee…
Carroll, let’s not talk about Meredith graduating from high school. My grandson is graduating this year and I don’t have enough Kleenex to even think about her graduating!
Is there really an all-night bread pudding place?
You and Jeff will be up all night and you have *Knit* at the top of your list. LOL! I haven’t been married as long as y’all, and my list would still be very similar. :)
Sleep *fascinates* me. It’s just incredible and so weird and bizarre (all your functions such down or something!), and then *dreams* enter the picture and WHAM! more bizarrity. I could read about sleep for hours…until I fell asleep, that is.
Donna, I hear ya! And yet I am still contemplating adopting Angela’s tradition of giving her girls a “Class of…” shirt at the start of school each year. Our grandsweetie will be starting K in the Fall, so let’s see…Class of ’29??!!! Dear Goodness, will I even still be alive to see her graduate?
Mind passing me some of those tissues?
seriously – IS there an all night bread pudding place???