Jason's schedule is such that he is generally gone long before I get up in the morning. I will occasionally stumble out of bed to tell him good-bye, but most mornings I don't even remember his alarm. So you may be able to imagine my sense of urgency at hearing heavy breathing and snoring behind me when my alarm went off at 6 AM! All I could think is, "He is SO LATE!"
I gasped, jumped out of bed, and said, "Jason--", only to realize that it was Zander.
Blink. Blink.
Who knew a four-year-old could snore like that?!
LOL! That's how I am with OccDoc - I don't even remember his alarm going off! I had no idea 4 year olds snore; I thought that was a grown up boy thing. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's usually a little baby snore (which I would have been able to identify
ReplyDeleteas Z) but this morning it was LOUD. He has a pretty terrific cold; I think
that is the culprit. But still. Wow!
LOVE! I could! My boys do so badly when they are sick esp. the other night Dan and I were on the other side of the house and I said shh... what is that?
ReplyDeleteIt was a whistling sound... like coming through a door. Nope. It was Henry in his room.
Poor guy!
Hahahahahaha!!!! Too awesome!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know four year olds snore.
ReplyDeleteAnd I ALWAYS hear B's alarm.
I would hazard a guess that not all four-year-olds snore. All of ours have snored terribly when they had bad colds. (Yes, even the two-year-old.) I think Sunday night was the worst night of this particular cold and I'm very happy to report that he's doing much better.
ReplyDeleteAnd I suppose that I might have better luck hearing my husband's super-early alarm go off if I went to bed a little earlier. I've usually only been asleep for 3 or 4 hours. ;)