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Thursday, February 14, 2008

Power of the Transformer

Yesterday Nate bought a Transformer for a friend's birthday party. It just happened to be the Transformer that Nate wants to buy next. I kept telling him he had to save up his allowance to get it...which frustrated him but he did good about it....he didn't get so frustrated that I had to crack my whip or anything.

So at 230am this morning he comes into our room. We don't mind if they crawl into bed with us. I thought he might have had a bad dream or something and would just snuggle next to me and go back to sleep. Well....instead of snuggling he wiggled and tossed and turned. I was growing agitated(so was Richard and he already said his Filipino swear words-they aren't really swear words but they sound angry;)- and asked him if he needed to use the bathroom. He got up, went in the bathroom and came out saying he already did. So he gets back in bed. Then he keeps wiggling and then tells me...


"mom I want to get up and do something"

"Nate....it is 330am! What are you going to do?"

"Play the computer or something."




I tell him "NO...now go to sleep!!" and roll over and try to do so myself. Then 15 minutes later he tells me he needs to go to the bathroom and this time he really does. Then I decide to march him back to his room so he can toss and turn with his stuffed animals. When we get to his room I find the Trnasformer(still in the package) on his bed. I am guessing he went to bed dreaming of when he would have one of those and maybe he woke up because he was kicking the toy in his sleep. And when he woke up he couldn't stop thinking about that Transformer! Funny kid!

2 comments:

The Walker Family said...

What a sweet story! Buddy Nate is really starting to show his wonderful personality! tell him and Fia I love them and Haooy Valentines Day!

Granny's Blog said...

What discipline! ( I don't know how the computer does it, but I can misspell a word horribly and it knows just what word I was trying to say..I had to just it two times just to type this!) Any other kid would have torn the paper off and said, "Mine, all mine!", but Nate knew that wouldn't be right. Good boy, Nate. Granny loves you.