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cat, galloping

heh. it could be worse. there could have been a BAT in your closet, a la cecily! yikes.

Monica

This made me laugh because it was so familiar. Is it sad that my first concern was how long it took you to get your son back to sleep and not what you missed out on?

Tonya

Please know my laughter stems from empathetic recognition, rather than from any amusement at what you missed with hubby. I know from personal experience that it can take longer to resume relations than any of us might wish. (Hope you get another chance soon!)

Heather

Oh my! I remember when DH and I would immediately shed all clothes as soon as DD fell asleep for her mid morning nap on Saturdays. I can't imagine trying to do that with two children to occupy. I'd love to try though. Hope the next time works!

Toni

Gads, I think it was 6 months with both of the girls before we resumed normal...stuff. :) (I wanted to say relations - but doesn't that sound old fashion??)

I hope all the stars align for you soon!

Karen

Oh heck, I can't even REMEMBER when our bedroom was meant for ... well for THAT! And my babies haven't even made their appearance yet! First IF ruined our romantic life, then a triplet pregnancy squashed any hope of a romantic life (our perinatologist looked my husband in the eye at one of our first appointments when they discovered I had a placenta previa and said, "Yeah, your work here is done... no more of THAT funny business until after the babies arrive, and maybe not for a good long while after that, depending on what your wife has to say about that!"). Heavens!

So I hope you know I'm laughing AT you, but crying WITH you. ;)

laura

Sympathy and empathy ... I totally get it.

Mardougrrl

Oh, I am feeling you...and I only have ONE. At least she didn't TOTALLY interrupt...or did she? *sigh* All fodder for maternal blackmail later on...;)

Good luck!

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