Narcolepsy?

One way to describe Lilia is that she is flexible.

Now I don't mean that she can touch her toes while keeping her back straight, but I mean that she is easy-going, go with the flow and ok with changes. Part of this is her temperment, but part of this is because we took her everywhere with us. All over West Chester, friends houses, churches, lots of drives, plane rides, Colorado, China, and Philadelphia. She has done a lot and been a lot of places. She can fall asleep within 5 minutes into a car ride.

Here are the pictures to prove how she can fall asleep any where at any time. I don't think she has narcolepsy. I do know that she runs hard all day, has given up naps at three and a half years old, and as a result when she sleeps, she's OUT!

On the back of Dave's bike.

In the car.

At the top of the stairs waiting for us to come home.

By the front door as you come into the living room.