A Typical Night

So, a typical night in our house these days is kind of exhausting. I used to think that I could handle living on very little sleep, but have recently decided that I was an idiot to think that! I want to have a way to look back on these days when I'm finally sleeping again so that I can appreciate a normal, full night of sleep (like I wouldn't after two kids!).
A little background: I am letting Maks "cry it out" this week and he is making great progress! However, letting a baby cry it out is exhausting! Maya also is getting over bronchitis and it seems to be the worst at 2 o'clock in the morning.

So, here it goes:
10:30 - Get to bed, hopefully
10:31- Out cold!
1:30 - Maya comes into our room and says that she hit her foot???? (she has been in bed since 8 pm)
1:32- After a short discussion and my lack of will power to make her go to bed, she climbs in our bed (still coughing and definitely not laying still)
2:00 - Maks starts crying, Maya is still awake and coughing and I have not gone back to sleep
2:10 - Maks goes back to sleep, Maya is coughing more and throws up all over herself and our bed
2:11 - Clean up Maya, change her clothes, change our sheets, give Maya a breathing treatment
2:40 - Get back into bed, with Maya, of course
3:00 - She is still tossing and turning and coughing in my face. I finally decided to get up and take her back to bed.
3:10- Not kidding, just ten minutes later - "Daddy, something is shaking my bed." Clint's response - put her back in our bed.
4:00 - She is asleep, but kicking me in the back and I have yet to fall asleep.
4:15 - Get really aggravated and take her back to her bed.
4:30 - Fall asleep, finally!
4:40 - Maks starts crying and I lay there to "wait it out".
4:50 - Maks stops crying. I look at my alarm clock and can't believe that it is going to go off in 40 minutes!!
5:30 - Alarm clock goes off. Apparently, I am now delusional and hit snooze a few times without realizing it.
6:20 - Look at alarm clock and jump out of bed like a maniac!
6:21-7:30 - Get two children ready, fed and out the door with a limited amount of profanity (just kidding, I just say it in my head)!

I'm not kidding...this has been my life for the last few weeks. Yes, I am going to take Maya back to the doctor, but apparently they think that people don't have to work at her doctor's office, but that's a whole other story.

I am hoping this "stage" doesn't last long! Wish me luck!