I've been tossing and turning for the last 4 hours trying to sleep. I would fall in and out of sleep but I feel like I am just closing my eyes but not sleeping. I feel restless and getting sick with the sniffles. I think I am suffering from temporary and mild insomnia. I think my restless nights' sleep started a few days ago. I didn't sleep well last night either. (Aubrey just woke up and walked in my office. Yes, she climbed out of her crib [again!] and managed to open the not-so-closed door... for the hundredth time today. She kept climbing down her crib after I put her to bed when I was putting her to bed earlier.)
I remember getting like this (mild insomnia) when I was pregnant yet with Aubrey and prior to the Feast 2 years ago (we were going to Colorado because we couldn't make it to the Philippines). I too was suffering from exactly the same thing I am suffering right now. I don't like it!!! I think I have been staying up way too late lately, with trying to get some work done or staying up / putting kids to bed all night when they constantly wake up. And yes, stress. And now, I just can't seem to fall asleep. I need some remedies!!!!
Yes, I did try the counting sheep technique. I could go on and on with it... no kidding! Two years ago was just bad... I tried different sorts of stuff, from counting sheep, to warm bubble baths, warm milk, reading, drinking sleep tea, anything!... just to get me to sleep a decent night's sleep. Nothing has helped and I did suffer being sick and it went through the Feast. Hence, me being sick at the Feast and prior to the Feast. I don't want to end up the same like that. I know my parents / family from the Philippines reading this won't be too happy. 
Anyway, Aubrey's on my lap playing with her bottle (I tried giving her a wam bottle of milk to help her go back to sleep). She drank most of it and now, she's playing with putting the cap on and off the bottle. I need to go and put her back to sleep and *try* to get some sleep... with whatever hours I have left before the kids are up again for the morning.











