What time do you consider a lie in at the weekends?

bagginslover

Weekend.....whats that?!;)

I work 6 days a week, so only get one day to possibly have a lie in, but because we are trying very hard to renovate our house, I get up then too! Of course BF had a lie in this mornig as I got up and walked the dog and took him a cup of tea before work....will I get the same tomorrow, I doubt it!

victory

Bumpmakesfour wrote: »

Once when I was mad at hubby for coming back paraletic drunk and late from a "quick drink" and he was still in bed hungover at half ten I smeared a bit of the kids yoghurt on his forehead and nose..THEN sent the dog up:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I AM def getting a dog:rotfl:

gratefulforhelp_2

50 kgs of dog? Hope it is more than one dog!

Puppy howls with plenty of heart-rending vibrato if she doesn't get all 5 of us where she wants us by 8.

claire16c

We usually wake up between 9-10 on a weekend. I find I get a headache if I stay in bed too long, I think its dehydration.

I dont have kids though

Debbie_A_3

victory wrote: »

Son and I up, OH still having his lie in and so he should not begrudging him he works very hard all week but have been up seems like ages waiting to get the day started:D what time do you get up on a weekend?

I used to enjoy a lie in, but then we had kids. How old is your son? How about sending him in to practice some trampolining exercises

victory

11, he is watching cartoons, still not stur from upstairs, uhm whose dog can I borrow?:rotfl:

Malky

No kids, 3 dogs and still get away with staying in my bed until 10am. Saying that, I don't go to bed until 1 or 2am the night before.

Luella-14_2

Bumpmakesfour wrote: »

Yep..I can get by on 2 or 3. :j And I wonder where my son gets his sleep disorder from :rotfl:

I'm similar, though I need more like 5 hours. But if I get more I'm really ratty all day.
Weekends I'm generally up about 6, watching a couple of films on sky while waiting for everyone else to get up!

jamespir

i stay in bed till 9 instead of 830

bagginslover

victory wrote: »

11, he is watching cartoons, still not stur from upstairs, uhm whose dog can I borrow?:rotfl:

Take mine-not too heavy (underweight lurcher) and very bony currently, so will stick hips and elbows into your hubby very nicely (he's been very ill-not starved ) He will also be very excited at the prospect of going into a bedroom and on the bed as he's not allowed at home