Every 4 days Jason has to work a 24 hour shift.
At first I felt bad for him, working 24 hours in a row and all. But as it turns out, a 24 hour shift doesn't mean that he actually works for 24 hours like he led me to believe. It means he works a regular shift but then gets to sleep for 8 hours in his rack.
He tells me that it still sucks because he can't sleep very well on the boat.
A. He needs to get over that as he will be on the boat for three months at a time soon and I'm pretty sure he's going to need sleep.
B. 8 hours of sleep without the slightest chance of being woken up by a screaming baby? I WANT HIS JOB.
5 love me:
Yea, I know just what you mean! I can get some sleep now, but it is a different sleep since I know the kids are there...if I could just sleep with them out of the house (or me) for one night it would be a wonderful night (at least I hope)!
Seriously. I'm with you!
Luke sleeps through the night now, but a year ago, I would've wanted the 8 hours of sleep too!
Hahaha!!! Right on!
I'll second that! I bet there's no room for a squirmy 2 year old on that rack right? Oh, blissful elusive sleep would be MINE. Blessings, Whitney
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