One of those mornings....

So far since waking up on the wrong side of the crib, Nico has had the following tantrums:

1. I wouldn't nurse him
2. I still wouldn't nurse him
3. The door to his brothers' room was closed so he couldn't jump on their heads while they slept
4. The computer wasn't loading fast enough
5. The web game he wanted to play kept freezing
6. His brothers' woke up and closed the door to their room again and he couldn't get in to play on the Wii
7. His brothers went outside to put out the garbage and recycling for pick-up
8. He wanted something from the pantry but refused to answer any yes or no questions that would allow us to figure out what he wanted or what we could do (it turned out to be a bottle of water that he wanted which are in the dining room)
9. He wanted the laundry hamper moved out of the laundry room
10. He wanted the Fruitabu box on the living room table rather than being held while he made his choice
11. He wanted mommy to sit at the table while he drank his juice.

This was in the 2hrs since he woke up. He is currently content but I don't trust it. I'm on pins and needles waiting for the next tantrum and shriek fest. Not sure my nerves can take much more.

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Insight from the Dalai Lama:
Time never waits but keeps flowing. Not only does time flow unhindered, but correspondingly our lives too keep moving onward all the time. If something goes wrong, we cannot turn back time and try again. In that sense, there is no genuine second chance.