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For anyone wondering, J osiah is doing better. We had 2 nights of crying (for the rest of the night) from 1:30am on - one of those nights was helped with a dose of Motrin at 4am. He slept pretty well last night, but woke up after nursing around 5-6 and wouldn't leave me alone when I needed to go to the bathroom, so we went to his room for him to play a little bit and for me to go back to sleep. He did end up getting a little more sleep. I think it is another tooth coming in, to the right of his top front teeth. But he has been doing good today, so hopefully it'll be a good night.

I'll be in the 3rd trimester on Tuesday - 28 weeks. I've been trying to stay off the computer (only mildly successful) lately so I've gotten some cleaning done. I got D akota's room cleaned today, it looks a lot better. I'm wanting to rearrange his room, moving his bed to the wall next to his bedroom door instead of next to his window - I think it will help a lot with his bedtime fears. Right now he gets scared because he's afraid *someone* will break through his window and steal him. It doesn't come out very often, but I think he will do better being closer to the door. Plus he won't have his dresser right behind the bunk bed ladder so it won't be a pain for him to climb up, and he can just turn out the light on the way up.

He's getting excited about school starting on Thursday, and I don't blame him. He doesn't have very many friends on our street. His two girl friends are about to move, and they tend to prefer to spend their time playing with the two boys next door to them. I think those boys are spoiled brats. They act like it. D akota went by the girls' house the other day to see if they could play; they were at the boys' house and the boys were saying to D akota, "We didn't want to play with you." I think it has to do with that house. The girl that lived there before was incredibly bratty too. So, hopefully he'll make some new friends when school starts. It's not his fault he's incredibly friendly and has no sense of personal space..

That's about it.