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Oct 27

Written by: Gail Johnson
10/27/2009 7:23 PM 

 

Naptime usually signals for moms the chance to get a thing or two done: maybe shower, check e-mail, tidy, or read the newspaper. Occasionally, they take the opportunity to rest themselves. I had the most absolutely awesome nap yesterday, and part of the reason it was so outrageously perfect was because I had three cuddly, warm boys snuggled up with me.
 
My husband had just come back from a business trip and was exhausted. I never need an excuse to nap, but he just isn’t a napper. I really wanted him to rest, so I managed to convince him to at least take a breather with the boys and I. He must have been really zonked, because he didn’t even protest.
 
The day was perfect for it: a truly miserable, classic Wet Coast nasty afternoon: the clouds were so dark that the early afternoon felt like evening. Our neighbourhood was quiet. We all crawled under the covers in mommy and daddy’s bed and miraculously all fell asleep.
 
We stayed in that slumber for a full two hours, drifting off into the kind of solid sleep that working people everywhere dream about. It was heaven.
 
I wish you all the opportunity to nap, whether it’s with your kids, your spouse, or in solitary splendour. It’s a damn fine thing.

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Correction notice:

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On page 48 of our Fall issue of blush, the toy kitchen set featured was incorrectly labeled the Discover Sounds Kitchen by Little Tikes. The kitchen set shown was actually the Super Chef Kitchen by Little Tikes.
 

The Super Chef Kitchen is a compact modern kitchen featuring a cabinet, microwave, oven, and refrigerator, all with doors that open. The stovetop burner makes electronic cooking sounds, and the set comes with coffee pot, place settings, and cutlery for little ones to play with.  The Super Chef Kitchen retails at $79.99

The Discover Sounds Kitchen by Little Tikes that we described on page 48 retails for $29.99

 

 

 

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