Maggie woke me up whining this time at 4am in the morning.
“Sweetie, you are going to let me get some sleep time in,” I told her as I turned on my lamp by the bed in a pitch dark bedroom. “Come and get in the bed.”
Soon, my unruly “toddler” was back asleep again.
I think Maggie wakes up alone and feels lonely. When I get up, music is turned on and breakfast is served and she has learned this. We all get active as soon as big daddy gets up and going. I just don’t have Maggie’s narcoleptic ability to fall over in the middle of a room and take a nap as she often does.
What’s Orange and Tastes Sweet and Often Grows in Florida?
Yes oranges and Charlie brought me a large orange juice that tasted heavenly along with my usual monster Coke. Charlie didn’t get here until almost 10am and I was beginning to get worried about him. Soon, Maggie was squealing the alarm that Charlie had arrived.
“Don’t say a damn thing about my hair,” Charlie vainly said chuckling as the wind blew around his comb over atop his almost bald head.
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I'm babysitting my granddog while my son and his new bride are in Maui. He gets up in the morning and leans on me until I get out of the bed. He is deaf so I can only talk to him with sign language. He's a good boy and we have enjoyed having him here with us.
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