Jet lag as explained by my six-year-old

sleeping dogMummy I have a weird feeling, like I’m not used to it here.

What do you mean sweetie, are you really tired?

No, when my head is on the pillow it feels like it wants to get up and walk away.

Photo credit: abnetsel

7 COMMENTS

  1. Edinburgh Flights | 12th Oct 10

    Which gets us to the current problem: Information overload and too much choice. Where do you start? Which sources of travel information are even worth the effort? It’s enough to (almost) make you yearn for the days when you could set off with little more than a round-trip ticket in hand, vague itinerary in mind, and a vagabonding spring in your step.

  2. Metropolitan Mum | 19th Sep 10

    I feel like that all the time 🙂

  3. Antonella | 17th Sep 10

    Priceless!!! She’s so clever! Ciao. A.

  4. BloggerFather | 17th Sep 10

    Right? And then I say I should just get up, but then I stay awake for three days. And then I sleep for three days.

  5. Calif Lorna | 16th Sep 10

    OMG, I feel like that all the time – not just jet lag!

  6. Carrie | 16th Sep 10

    That’s such a good description. I love how kids just hit the nail on the head. I’ve really enjoyed your posts from California. We were there last summer and I miss it – we have plans to retire there. Bring on The Inn & Out Burger!
    http://www.hometruthsblog.blogspot.com

  7. Trish @ Mum's Gone to | 16th Sep 10

    That’s a perfect description. Funny how children can often articulate things we struggle with.

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