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We left early on Saturday morning, getting up at 4 am to catch our flight. Peyton woke up as I was getting ready, coming in to potty as she often does. She got one more hug in before we left. She went back to her bed after that, and later I found out she woke up at “7:28”. She is very precise with her times. She woke up at “7:14” the next morning. We made it to PDX without any problem. We got our tickets for public transpo and headed to drop off our bags before exploring the city. Our room was not yet ready, so we dropped and went. We took an umbrella just in case, then headed out. We walked just about everywhere in between public transportation stops. We even got ourselves over a pretty high bridge, and I was not trying to talk, as it was a draw bridge. I was freaked out, and didn’t want to look down as Dave was suggesting. We went in search of the Saturday morning farmer’s market, walking past where the basketball team plays. We took a few pictures of Dave taunting Theresa to send to her. Then, we did find the farmer’s market. Dave was saving himself for coffee beyond that. We didn’t see anything we wanted, so we pressed on. We ended up on the other side and found Voodoo by mistake! I waited for a few minutes, while Dave went into a coffee store nearby to buy round 1. It started to drizzle just a bit, but it wasn’t too bad. I decided Voodoo was too close to the kind of donuts we have where I work, so we headed to a different section of town for a different type of donut – Blue Star. And another line we found! This time, we waited. And waited. And waited. After about an hour or so, we made our way to the front of the line. I picked several to try, while Dave stayed by the seats to secure them for us to enjoy the donuts. We did, sharing a few, then taking the rest. We headed into the shopping district to check out the book store as well as some other stores. We ended up not eating lunch, since we were a fit full of donuts. After shopping a bit, we headed back to the hotel, which was still not quite ready. After having been up quite a bit during the day, I took a 30 minute nap until the room was ready. We went upstairs to freshen up a bit, changed, and then headed to an early dinner. We didn’t have reservations, so we decided to walk up and hope for the best at Le Pigeon. There were 10 seats at the bar, which are first come first serve. There were 8 people in front of us, and we were 9 and 10! Perfect! We had a great anniversary meal, then we slowly walked around back to the hotel. We were so stuffed, we couldn’t make it to dessert! There was a slightly dead mall there, but it still had some stores like Old Navy. I bought some things there, then headed back over to our hotel where there was a Burgerville. This is like the Portland In and Out, so Dave “had” to try it. I had a marionberry sundae, like a MCD’s, but with marionberries, while Dave had a sundae and tried a burger. He still thinks In and Out is better. We called it a day!

The next morning, Dave woke me up at 7 am, and he wanted me up and at ’em for brunch. Sunday brunch is nothing to joke about, so he didn’t want to miss out. We bused it out there, and we were the first in line at this place called Muscadine. It wasn’t even open yet! It was a joke among us and the three guys “behind” us that we better hurry up and get up when the hostess flipped the open sign over. We were the only ones for quite some time in this quaint little restaurant. Again, another great meal before we set out to do more sight seeing. We made our way down Alberta street, but many of the shops were still closed. The craft store was closed. Salt and Straw was not opening for another 1.5 hours. So I knew I wanted to come back. We made our way to the Rose Garden and walked around there, before heading over to the Aerial tram. GPS for Dave got us a bit stuck, and so I took matters into my own phone and we got to the base before the tram opened at 1 pm. We went up and down in less than 15 minutes. I was freaked out by the heights (it’s a theme!) We made it back on terra firma, and then we headed to a brewery since we had not yet made our way to one. We had a late lunch, and then made our way to the Nike Outlet on MLK. MLK seems to be the same no matter what area or town we find. A bit sketchy. We shopped a bit, then headed back to Alberta street. Dave dumped me off at the craft store, then headed to get coffee before we joined again for some ice cream. We waited in another hour-long line and basically ate this instead of dinner! We tried to go back downtown before Nordys closed, but that didn’t quite happen. We walked around again downtown, to the Powell’s bookstore again, to get the kids memorabilia. We got them a deck of cards, with Portland artists’ work, and a book of “wicked” that was used and in good condition. Dave wanted a late night dinner, just to get one more meal in. We chose Lardo, and I got a kale caesar salad, just for a good helping of veggies! We called it a day after packing up our stuff.

This morning, I’d forgotten to turn off the alarm on my phone. Good thing it was more reasonable than my Tuesday alarm! It helped get us moving, as we headed down for coffee. We checked out of the hotel after that and headed to the airport. We filled up Dave’s growler of beer for super cheap at the airport brewery to bring home. We made it home as planned, and went home to drop our stuff off first. We headed to get the kids after that. I let myself in, and I walked into the kitchen where Peyton was watching TV. She looked up, then came over for a super big hug. She’d been calling me throughout the days that we were gone. She just picked up the phone and would call. She would never leave a message, but when my caller ID said “No caller ID” I knew it was her! She just wanted to talk throughout the day and check in to see where we were. I told her that I’d bring her back some day and would check out the zoo and other sights.

In two days, we walked over 30 miles er my phone! 

Pictures! 

Chocolate almond ganache 

Blueberry! 

Powell’s

Raspberry 

Plane selfie 

Trout tartare

Beef cheek yum! 

Scallops and short ribs for Dave 
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Cute pigeon chocolates. 

Still way light out when we we’re done. 

Melted sundae 
Day 2:

Lewis and Clark statue 

Rose garden 

Holocaust memorial eerie! 

GPS sent us down here.  We should’ve been looking for pokemon! 

Aerial tram 

ecliptic brewery flight with a cider for me 

Tame flavors: Oregon rocky road and coava coffee and for him PB and J with pieces of white toast and almond brittle with chocolate ribbons more like chocolate chunks!!

Today, Peyton woke me up again, and it was 9 am! We cleaned up a bit; she cleaned her room, and I cleaned mine. H was coming back with us from school for the afternoon. We walked to school at around 11 am, and peyton was walking faster than she’d ever before! She was going to find out who her teacher was while I was verifying our school address. It took only a few minutes as there was no line. Peyton chatted with the office staff (more like the office staff chatted TO Peyton), while I got the paperwork done. Soon, we found out who the kids’ teachers were. Brandon owed me some worksheets before I’d tell him. Boy did that motivate him! We walked over to Brandon’s former 4th grade teacher who had F, G and H in her classroom. They were eating lunch (pizza!) and finishing up. Peyton was offered some, but she declined. We chatted a bit, and H wanted to know when her mom would be coming. She was in the office and heading over. I didn’t want to leave without checking out with her first, so we just hung out. Peyton did finally eat two slices of pizza since it was in her face and I encouraged her, since the teacher didn’t want to take home extra. When she got there, she gathered up her girls. She was super excited, and then asked me, “Robyn, who does Peyton have for her teacher?” I knew where she was going with this… I told her, and she told us, “H, YOU have Ms. D (Brandon’s 2nd grade teacher, whom he loved).” Then, she said, “Robyn, who does Brandon have for his teacher?” I told her, and she said, “G, YOU have Mrs. C (PTA teacher liaison).” Oh boy, we have 2 for 2 classes now! So, after that, we walked back home, but first H had to make a pit stop. We couldn’t find an open bathroom, so we went to CDC. Luckily, they were there! H went potty, while we chatted with Ms. Briana. She was still amazed both Peyton and H were now going to be 2nd graders. She remembers when both were mere 3 year olds, both not talking when they would say hi to them in the mornig. She didn’t know how they would turn out, and now says both are NOT shy! We said goodbye, then headed home on foot. The girls were chatty with one another, and they had a great time. They played on their own, had a snack, and then played some more. I joined them to make a puzzle, and we ended up not baking, since it was hot, and I didn’t want to make the kitchen any warmer. When her dad was off, her mom texted and asked if he can come over with the dog and get her. I told H, and then I offered to walk her back, since I wanted to get more steps. H didn’t mind at all, and I gave them a 30 minute warning. They scrambled to find more things to play with! I had been texting her mom pictures throughout the day. We gave H her bday present, belated, and her tooth was pulled out! H did it herself, and i quickly got a baggy for her to put it in. Luckily, she was a trooper with it, stopped the bleeding on her own, and did just fine with the whole thing. The girls even planned Halloween costumes! H had one in mind, and told P that they could both dress up. Peyton thought it was a great idea, especially since they were going to be in the same class and could parade together. I even asked H if she was going to do drama, since we were listening to music and she was so into singing. She told me no. I told her P would do it if she did it. She gave it a second thought. Peyton did nod, too. I think they’d both do it if the other one didn’t bail. But both of them will need extra shots of courage!

We walked her back, and Peyton walked right in to the house. She took her shoes off and hung out on the couch. I met her step-grandma and saw G who had been picked up from school. H’s dad came out and asked if Peyton was staying. Peyton nodded her head, looking too comfy! I did tell Peyton that we had to go, since Dave was still coming home. She got a bit snarky, but eventually, did come and walk home with me.
Here are the pics I was able to get:

Walking and talking 

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Snack time AKA operation: knock out the tooth! 

First root beer float! 

Brandon’s been gone for now 24 hours. Peyton took her opportunity to whisper in my ear if she could stay with us. She told me to whisper back, but I laughed. I told her to go to her own bed, but when we went upstairs, I asked him if I could go get her.  Dave agreed! I asked him why not Brandon. His response, “He’s bony macaroni and she’s cuddly.”  I picked her up from her bed and carried her over. I banged her foot into one door and possibly her head into the next. But she didn’t wake up!

She also sleeps in! In fact I heard Dave leave for work, but we didn’t get up until much later. To the tune of, “Mommy, it’s 9:05!”  I then got up, got ready and we headed out on foot again. She dislikes it, but I told her acai bowl breakfasts were what was at our destination.  We walked through the neighborhood, saw a baseball mom coming out of her house, then headed into the local shopping center. We got two bowls and ate them there.  It was a bit too air conditioned, but we stuck it out. It took her awhile to finish, but she eventually did with some help.  We went next door to paint pottery. Bonnie had given me a gift certificate two years ago now! We picked a set of coasters and agreed to split up the project. We did unknowingly coordinate our colors. In fact, after I poured hers out, and got my own and went back to the table, we realized we had the same colors!  I told her to take her time. And she definitely did! Over three hours worth! We definitely earned out sitting fee as group after group came and went. We even saw a softball teammate.  The girls recognized each other but both were a bit embarrassed to say anything.  The moms finally took over and introduced the girls again. That mom had her hands full as she had L and her little sister.  We continued to paint and I finished up before Peyton. She was telling me about the time we went to Stanford to paint. I’d forgotten the location, but she was right. It was at T and C shopping center next door to the school.  She’d asked me how she got to the bed last night. I told her I had to carry her.  She laughed and couldn’t believe she didn’t remember. I even told her I’d bumped her into the walk and luckily, she found it funny. Finally, we finished up. She did a great job asking the attendant for help as well as asking another group to borrow the color she’d  wanted. She’s getting more confident now which is good to see. We walked back home with much less whining. Then I gave her a choice of piano or reading first. Both were undesirable but she chose piano. Then we read one of her online books before tuning into the olympics. We got up to 10k steps today! 

Dave came home and decided to take her to golf land.  She schooled us in skeeball and came within 1000 points of today’s high score.  We played air hockey, and she lost graciously. And did some hoops and baseball throws at the clown. We ended with more olympics and a yogurt for her.  Tomorrow we find out the kids’ teachers!! 
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Tonight, she asked if she could stay with us again. Not wanting to carry her, I told her to start out there. She was so excited! I just found her in my bed but this time she brought her own pillow! She’s getting too comfy. 

Julie and Theresa were gracious and planned a summer shindig for us all. They even arrived early to secure a spot for us. I wasn’t quite sure on bringing Brandon but Dave was loading up the car meaning he was ready. We made two stops to get coffee and donuts. We had a late start as we were watching the olympics and had nothing to do.  Dave had lots to keep them entertained: basketball, baseball and tennis. The kids managed to do all three!  I quarantined Brandon for the most part, telling him to not help himself to any food. Even still, that meant we had to. He was completely fine given he had wings, egg rolls, Spam musubi (the main reason Dave showed up that day, thanks to Bonnie for making it!!) and a donut. Soon the other kids showed up and Peyton became an honorary Brown boy. She played with Con and Lo climbing up a rock and watched as Con got soaked in the water structure.  They played together on the basektball court, too.  Brandon seemed to be fine when bocce ball was brought out. He had over eaten on the bad food and was complaining about his tummy hurting again, but really, he was fine enough to fight with his sister.  Martin did a great job of referring and the game ended in a tie.  We stayed out long enough for Kathy and Kira to show up. We took a big group picture before breaking down our gear. With many hands, we made light work.  

The next day, we went kite flying again and scootering

Monday was mommy camp part two. We had piano and homework in the morning. In the afternoon, we went to piano lessons before Dave took Brandon to his final class.  

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Dave asked if we planned to match. 

A little prettier second slice. 

She got the first slice and took one for the team 

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We started off with a rain out of Peyton’s game on Saturday last week. We headed out after her game, but we had to pack up first, so it took awhile. We stopped a few times, and we ended up at DTF, but had to wait 1.5 hours. We walked around GLendale, waiting for our table to “call” us. Once we were seated, Dave went nuts with the ordering. Brandon ate 18 XLB, but we ran out. This was also after eating veggies, noodles and a pre-snack of a croissant while we were walking around. I had to tap out, and Peyton declared “I quit” half way through. We headed the rest of the way back to Dave’s parents’ house for bedtime.
We headed to the park in the morning, and Peyton took it easy. She didn’t go on anything new, staying safe with the rides she knows. She was excited to go on Hyperspace Mountain again, and enjoying the Food and Wine festival activities. We bought an Annual Pass food pass, meaning we had a discount on several food items. It was only when we saw the Kao’s the next day that she got a bit more daring. This day, she went on Splash with Mckayla, riding in the back together. Only 7 are allowed in a log, so we split up, with Peyton going with the Kao’s and Brandon going with us. Later, Brandon took Marcus’ place on Indy, since Marcus was too short. Brandon admitted he was a bit nervous, but he rode the ride in any case. He even thanked them on his own for taking him. I had Marcus and Peyton, while Dave was grabbing a fast pass for us. We waited in line for Mickey’s magical map, and even got first row seats for the three younger kids, then eventually, just the girls, but after a few minutes, the show was called off for some reason, after the first or second number. It interrupted naptime for the adults! We headed into toon town and got on Roger Rabbit. Brandon’s adult of choice was Uncle Ted! The girls got to ride together, while Dave and I had the other half of Ted and Brandon’s cab. We also did a pirates ride all together, and I snuck in a nap on this ride. We headed outside the park for dinner that we’d placed reservations earlier in the day. After eating our fill, the girls wanted to ride two Fantasyland rides, while Dave, Michelle and the boys went to the submarines. We then all met up for the parade and ended our evening with fireworks.

We had a late night back at home, and we took it easy on Tuesday. We met up with Mike and Yonhee before they headed out to their European babymoon. They saw the magic of Brandon’s eating ability, with Brandon and Mike as the last men standing eating after we were all done. We ate dinner at home with Dave’s parents that night, and turned in early. We headed back to the park for Wednesday. Peyton continued on her daring streak, riding Splash two more times, and then she agreed to the Matterhorn. She wasn’t happy about it at first, but after she rode on it, it was her new favorite ride! We went again! This time, with smiles, and the front seat! Dave sat out, as it was throwing him around too much. Wednesday, we headed out early to watch the basketball games. We went to a Mexican place and sat where we could see the games – Kobe’s last, and the Warriors’ quest for 73 wins in one season. We stayed to eat up until half-time then we headed home to have the kids shower up while we watched the remainder of the game. It ended up being the Lakers game, since the Warriors game was pretty much over.
Thursday was our last day of the park. We rode on the fire truck to reminisce, as the driver was there 10 years ago when we first brought Brandon. He was old back then, so you can just imagine. We were so happy to see him again, as we’d seen him periodically over the years. In hindsight, we wished we’d had a picture of him with Brandon when he was itty bitty. He had a love of fire trucks, so we made it a point to ride it, even with the stroller, all folded up. Walt himself used to drive that very car up and down Main Street. Peyton enjoyed Splash and Hyperspace mountain on that day. We also headed back to see the same animator at the Off the Page store, while the boys rode Tower of Terror, which Peyton still won’t go on willingly. We ended the evening with a quick line for TSM and our hyperspace mountain fast passes that we’d waited for after riding it earlier in the day.

Friday, Dave bought tickets for us to go to the SF vs LAD game. We went shopping for LAD gear for the game for the kids, and i ended up getting Warriors stuff. We had dim sum with Dave’s parents, then headed to beat traffic. The game was not until 7 pm, but we were on the road by 1pm. All the passengers took a nap, while Dave got us to Griffin Observatory. We walked from our parking spot to the building, which had been recently renovated. We walked around for quite awhile and saw other fans, both SF and LA, doing the same. We then headed to the stadium, and we were the first in line at the pre-paid parking lot. One of the security men must have heard us yelling at the kids who were restless, and asked us to jump the line. We zipped up just a few minutes ahead of them opening the gates. We then headed to our club level security gates and waited our turn there, too. This time, the time was firm. We wanted to make sure we got the free giveaway Jackie Robinson jerseys, as it was his day, April 15th. All the players wear the same number, #42. I was worried the kids wouldn’t hang in there, since we’d been out all day long. Brandon was the one who wasn’t interested in taking pictures and didn’t want to take the walking tour all throughout the stadium. Peyton was enjoyed herself thoroughly, stopping to take pictures of her beloved Kershaw memorabilia throughout the stadium. We had great seats, and once the game started, Peyton was into it, cheering for her players. The Giants weren’t doing well, so I had tuned out for awhile, but the kids got up during the seventh inning stretch to walk around. They lasted through the whole game and then we went down ON to the field for fire works. They weren’t as impressive as the Disney ones we’d seen, but they were super close. Dave wanted to beat the traffic out, so we left in the middle of the fireworks and caught the finale as we reached the car. We got out of there quickly, and we were on our way home.

Saturday, we headed out after a quick breakfast at home. We packed our stuff up, and we headed out, but not before making a stop near Chinatown to get Phillipe’s french dip sandwiches. Dave’s mom wondered why he didn’t eat much breakfast. It was because of this! We walked around Union Station and my old residency site, which has cleaned up a bit. It is still “urban”, but maybe a little less scary. We then went to Porto’s to get some more food for the road. After that, we settled in for the longer haul, not stopping until Harris Ranch. Then, Peyton had an emergency pit stop at Casa De Fruta, not being able to hold her bladder until the outlets as Dave had hoped. We also stopped at the outlets, then finally made it to a poke stop to get food for home. We got our stuff home and unpacked. We had to order a dryer as our current one broke, and then we will finish up the rest of the laundry. Today was a typical Sunday; practice for Brandon and groceries for Peyton and me. I dropped her off at practice, and then took Brandon back with me. All ready to start the new week!

   
    
    
    
    
 
   
    
    
  
    
    
    
    
 
   
    
    
   
   
    

   
    
    
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This morning, I snoozed, as we had nothing to do besides the museum at 10 am. The kids got up, and Peyton asked to play piano. I think she knows it’s inevitable, and she would prefer to get it over with first. After she was done, Brandon was up next. I’d fed him while Peyton was playing, and then I fed her while he was. It worked out nicely. They both got ready; I did a vacuum of downstairs, and then we headed out. We met Chrissi at the entrance, and both kids presented her with an apple. She headed back to work, and the kids explored. Peyton had been there most recently for her last kinder field trip. They went through pretty quickly, and we were done in under 2 hours. We headed out for lunch at this cafe that Dave had scoped out before. It was kitty corner to our parking spot, so it worked out nicely. We hung out outside, and we split a chicken waffle and salad three ways. It was just enough for all of us, then we headed to TJ’s for a grocery round for tomorrow. We came home for a nap, and then it was time for class reveal. Both kids have been napping, which is great! Both kids were super excited for school to start. Brandon kept saying, “I can’t believe tomorrow’s the first day of school!” We headed to school at 4 pm, as I’d wanted to wait a bit for the crowds to die down. It was perfect timing, and we walked right up to our windows. We got Peyton’s first, then Brandon’s. He waited in his own line, and I’d snapped pictures of Peyton’s class. She didn’t see her name, so while I went to Brandon’s window, she looked on her own. I finally helped her with hers, and then scrolled down to see the other kids in their classes. They have friends in both classes, and Peyton was excited for her teacher. Brandon said he got the second coolest teacher in 4th grade. (They only have 4 teachers, and one of whom is a new one). We met some of the parents and friends, and one of Peyton’s friends has the same teacher, who moved from K to 1st grade. But they are in the same classroom, the kinder wing. He already told her, “First grade is going to suck.” I felt like telling her that was our situation last year. We said hi to Mrs. M and Ms. S, both kids’ kinder teachers. We said hi to some baseball and softball families before heading home. I’d taken pictures of all the classrooms, and we were reviewing them when Dave got home. Brandon was trying to contain his excitement, but he couldn’t. If he was excited before viewing the class lists, he was even more so when we saw Grace was in his class. At dinner, Dave was asking when Peyton and Hope would be in the same class. I commented, “Well, it took him 5 years.” Brandon said, “What do you mean?” Peyton said, “You and Grace in the same class.” She totally knew what I was talking about. Before class reveal, Brandon said he’d do student council; at least try for it. And he didn’t change his mind after. We got the kids showered up, read and brushed by 745 pm, a little later than “usual”. We’re excited for tomorrow!

   
    
    
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