Sleep, o sleep, why do you elude me???

What I wouldn't give for one night of 8 hours sleep without any interruptions. I think it would greatly improve my mood and general outlook on life. I think I would pay over $100 for that privilege (which is saying a lot given our tight budget!). Abigail has been in a funk lately with sleep. I'm not sure what the deal is...I think a bad precedent has been set on the days I work. She will not take a bottle, drinks 1-2 ounces in 10 hours, and then nurses all night. On the non work days, she thinks she can continue this pattern. Last night she woke up every 1-2 hours. Blah, blah, blah, whine, whine, whine. I am deeply thankful for both of my children...and I shouldn't complain about a loss of sleep. Maybe I'll be able to see the bright side soon (once I get more sleep)! I did learn one thing from last time: nothing is forever. I know in a few short months this will be nothing but a vague memory.