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Monthly Archives: September 2014
The Irrationality of Five-Year-Olds
Still waiting for the magic switch to flip As Squeaker and Muffin get older, one of the things I’ve been looking forward to is their becoming more rational beings. As I used to say to Nomi, babies are pure id; … Continue reading
Mornings Can Be Quite Alarming
Adjusting Everyone’s Body Clocks to Accommodate New Schedules Since they were old enough to have an opinion on the subject, Muffin and Squeaker have been very vocal about their bedtime. “We’re not tired,” they’d say. “We want to play this … Continue reading
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