Hmm, I had all these persies in my mind and now it's blank....

Bec - thanks for the hello - all ok where we are in Brissy... thankgoodness. It's been nice to have DH home these past couple of days. Feels like we got to enjoy each other's company, as we didn't when he was actually on holidays as we were both sick and miserable and tired.

Bec - I have the opposite problem with Hannah - she goes to bed too early - 5pm ish lately. I try to eek another hour or so out of her, but it's not worth the grief. Of course that means she wakes up more during the night. The other night I actually achieved a dream feed at about 10pm, but she still woke up at 2am. Today though she is just waking up from a nap and it's 6pm, so it won't be as early tonight.

Glad you got Isaac to go to sleep a little earlier. Hope it works again!

Belfie - Glad DH is feeling better from the vertigo. I seem to have it mildly a lot of the time, esp if I am tired ( so I have it a lot of late). I can only imagine how debilitating it must be to have a bad case of it. If DH is saying he's miserable, he actually is, it's not like a "man cold".

Wite - It was good to hear about Harlow.

Chuckie - It was good to hear about Peal. I am with you on no clock based routine. Hannah is getting into the swing of basically 2 hours up and 2 hours down. Your trip to Sydney sounds great... glad you got to enjoy some adult time but with Peal in tow.

Hannah is being a pin wheel in her cot too - arms and legs frequently falling out. I was going to get a air wrap, but then I decided that it's a learning process for her, and she won't do it for much longer. It is pretty hard to see but I check on her a fair bit and it's not frequent.

Got to run, being summoned.

Kirsten and Pantha - thinking of you too, and hoping everyone else around Aus is safe too with this crazy weather we're having.