Do you remember when you could sleep like this? (That’s not counting you, Brad, you have a disorder.) Tara doesn’t nap. She fights it like the plague, but once in a while it overtakes her. She’s usually sitting straight up and it’s hysterical. Tim, on the other hand, is usually a great napper, but he also sleeps in some pretty funny positions.
Funny. Sleepy, and funny.
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HA—great pictures! Love Tim’s yittle feet!
And I don’t know why it takes kids so long to discover the absolute beauty of sleep, especially in the form of a nap!
Now that I am here, I must say sleeping kids are the best! Very cute!
I get a crick in my neck just looking at Tara. That’s a Supernap!
What can I say? I sleep like that picture of Tara almost every day. On school days around 4pm or so, you can see me sleeping like that at my desk. That’s how I know it’s time to give up and go home.