Month: October 2010

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When I went to pick up Peyton today, the receptionist stopped me to tell me about silly Peyton.  Kristina was trying to leave the classroom, but Peyton was not ready for her to leave.  So, to prevent her from leaving, she laid down across her feet, slumping down to block her from leaving.  Diane thought it was the funniest thing.  Silly Peyton.
Last night, during the game, I was telling Peyton “Go Giants!”  She tried her very best to repeat it, but really, three syllables came out, but it could have been “Go” any team with two syllables.  So Dave was trying to tell me she was cheering for the Dodgers!  I told him she was not.  So I asked her to repeat what I had said.  She said, “Go blah-blah” (two syllables that were hard to make out.  Dave said, “Go Dodgers?”  Peyton looked at him then blew a raspberry with her lips.  Haha, she was booing the Dodgers 🙂   She said, “Go di-dants”.  I dunno, but it wasn’t the Dodgers.
While I was carrying her in, I asked her, “Who is Peyton’s mommy?”  She tapped me on the shoulder and said, “This.  This”
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We were getting their dinner ready, and Peyton sat down on her side of the table.  She said, “Peyton nicely?”  We said, “Yes, Peyton nicely.”  Peyton asked, “Bruddah nicely?”  Brandon was being grumpy and was not ready for dinner because he wasn’t sitting down.  We told Peyton, “Peyton nicely, but Brandon is not ready.  We’ll wait for Bruddah nicely.”  Eventually Brandon came around and joined Peyton.  After she was done eating her half burrito, and broccoli, we figured she’d be done.  She asked Dave, “More beggies?”  Dave didn’t understand her at first.  When I asked her, “Peyton do you want some veggies?”  She said, “Yeah.  Beggies.”  Dave took them out from the freezer and nuked them for a few seconds to take the frost off.  The microwave was done and beeped, and before Dave had a chance to take them out, Peyton ran across the kitchen and stood under where the microwave is.  “All done!  All done, beggies!” pointing up to the microwave.  Dave told her to back and sit down while he got them for her.  Again, she ran back to her table and patiently waited for her beggies.  I can’t believe she ate that much!

Peyton’s teacher told me a funny story this morning when I went to drop her off.  She described Peytno as an “interesting kid”.  Peyton was just sitting down looking at the other kids, studying them, while Koko and I were talking.  Koko said yesterday Peyton was on the slide with the car that goes with it.  It’s like a roller coaster track with a car that is wide enough to fit on the track.  She got up, and took off.  There was a younger child nearby; one of Koko’s toddlers.  The toddler fell down on accident, and started to cry.  Peyton thought that she had made the toddler fall, which was not the case.  She gasped, and put her hand up to her mouth, looking surprised.  She felt badly, and went over to put her head down to cry because of what she had thought she had done to the other child.  The teachers had to console HER and tell her that it wasn’t her It is wiser, to check for your own safety and for the satisfaction of your loved ones, it is advised viagra price india that you search for an Acai Checklist on the internet. Dosage Dosage is the important part cheap sildenafil of any psychiatric evaluation. This is because if they were sold in pills the claims this website cialis no prescription that they sold for only non-consumption research will be invalidated. Neurogenic generic cialis buy bladder: – It is identified by damage caused to the nerve system. fault, that it was an accident.  Koko ended the story by saying Peyton was so sensitive. 
Peyton was a bit shy when she saw the other kids there this morning (only Logan and 3 others).  She sat down and watched while they played in the kitchen.  Logan had 2 trains he had been playing with, and he too was watching the other kids.  He came up to us (she was leaning against my legs), and he said, “Trains,” and showed them to me.  I smiled at him and I said, “Yes, two trains!”  He then gave me one!  I told him thank you and asked him if he wanted to give it to Peyton.  He went over to her and offered it to her.  I think he put it in her hand b/c she didn’t want to take it from him.  He was so cute!!  Logan still didn’t have any expression; he may have half-smiled.  But he was so sweet.  I thanked him on Peyton’s behalf.

Peyton has trouble pronouncing “L” when it starts a word.  So, when she’s in her seat and wants to show me something, it’s “Mommy, yook!”  Today, I picked her up and she wanted to hold her things.  “Mommy, yunch,” so I handed her her lunch bag.  She’s a hoarder!  She wanted her lunch, which already takes up most of her lap, and her TS3 coloring book to flip through on the drive home.  She kept dropping her lunch bag, so I kept hearing, “Mommy, yunch!  Uh-oh.”
This morning, I had just parked in Brandon’s school lot, and I was looking at my face in the visor mirror.  Peyton had scratched at my face mole, and I was inspecting to make sure I wasn’t bleeding out while sending Brandon off to school.  While I was taking Peyton out of her seat, she pointed up and grunted.  While she didn’t use her words, she did get my attention.  She was pointing to the visor which was down, and the light was on.  Brandon helped me close it, and all was right by the smirky look on Peyton’s face.
Brandon drew the following picture at school today.  I asked him to walk me through it:

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The red figure in the upper corner is a “tie fighter”, fighting the zombies.  Dave and I were surprised he knew what tie fighters were!  And that it could conceivably be a tie fighter!  Or a piece of candy.  Either way, he had a pretty developed story as to what the tie fighter was doing in the battle of evil versus evil.

I came into our room tonight, after Peyton had fallen asleep.  It is getting colder now, so I went to put her jammies on over her existing lighter sleep clothes.  She tosses and turns so much, it is useless to cover her up with small blankets, even though she likes to cozy up with them.  Dave told me not to put them on since he was afraid I’d wake her up, and we both know that she doesn’t like being warm.  I felt her, and she was a little cool, so I decided to go ahead and put them on.  As I was putting one limb in at a time, she started rousing.  I managed to get both feet in before the last arm, when Your erection can for up to 4 hours depending on your level of arousal.While the drug has proven its effectiveness, you should only buy Kamagra after you have had a consultation with buy viagra online in appalachianmagazine.com your doctor. Tobacco consumption leads to increased impotence (erectile dysfunction) due to blockage of vessels supplying to male reproductive organs,” generic discount levitra appalachianmagazine.com Harmful effects of Smoking Cigarette smoke contains about 4,000 different harmful chemicals including nicotine, tar, arsenic, benzene, cadmium and formaldehyde and poisons such as cyanide, carbon monoxide and ammonia. These may: The situations when buy viagra overnight you need to hurry through your sexual exercises to fit into that time allotment. Some massages are specially designed to relax the body muscles and increases the blood to flow to the genitals, allowing the penis to become erect. free viagra in australia she started crying and struggling.  She was awake enough to kick both feet back and forth, like her gym donkey kicks, but in the air.  Then, she was starting crying out, “FEET, FEET!” then it was, “NO, NO, NO, NO!”  I quickly zipped her up and turned off the lights.  With Dave’s quick shushing, she got quiet and went back to sleep.  Poor baby; if she were in a tropical climate, she’d be fine, given she despises socks and shoes.  Now that we’re into cooler weather, she’s going to have to get used to bundling up more.  Dave told me I should put the jammies on and see how I would like it.  I do remember being young and not liking my feet being too hot, too.

This was a relaxing weekend, we got our big errand done – finding Brandon a Halloween costume.  He is now into superheroes, even though he’s never watched a movie with Superheroes ever.  IM is all over the costume catalogues, and it’s what his friends are wearing.  It’s like a fashion show!  I told him he should be something a bit different.  So he’s now IM’s side kick.
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Today, Peyton wanted me to get up.  Dave was already up, but I was still trying to snooze.  She brought a book over to my side of the bed and said, “Read?  Read?”  I’m so glad she is into reading; too bad I wasn’t that motivated to read to her at 7am.  She brought it to Dave and he helped her out.
Dave gave Brandon his dinner tonight.  As he was eating, he said, “Daddy, what is the metal thing in my food?  Oh, never mind, it’s the fork.”  I actually didn’t hear him say it, but Dave was cracking up so badly, I had to ask him what was going on.  He couldn’t keep a straight face while re-telling me the story.

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Tonight was Brandon’s school’s second movie night of the year.  This time we were armed with our lawn chairs.  Last time, it was carpeted, so it was okay, but tonight’s movie, teaching us about dragon-training, was in the auditorium.  We had blankets for the kids to sit on, and for some reason, we had more than just our own to watch after.  Brandon’s friends, Joshua and Akshath joined us.  Akshath’s mom sat him down on his own blanket, then went to find a seat at the cafeteria tables.  Joshua’s mom was clear across the room, and so Brandon was nice enough to share some of his blanket and offered him a seat.  Joshua took the opportunity to have a heart-to-heart with Brandon.  Joshua: Why aren’t you my friend outside?  Brandon: Because Alessandro is there.  Joshua: Why are you my friend now?  Brandon: Because Alessandro is not there.  Yes, I’ll have to talk with Brandon again about friendship.  For now, he was being a nice friend.  Later, he even offered Joshua his lawn chair (that he got when Dave left), and he opted to sit on my lap to share the chair with his friend.
Like last time, Peyton was only seated nicely as long as there was popcorn.  Baby Ellie had her fascinated, and she wanted to go “see” after she was done with her popcorn.  She had no interest in the movie whatsoever.  She did enjoy sitting briefly with Brandon and his friends.  Brandon got up to throw his trash away, and both boys did the same.  When Peyton was done, she also had to throw her trash away just like her big brother.  By 7pm, only half an hour into the movie, Peyton left with Dave.  That left me with the 3 boys.  Joshua kept getting up and walking around, It doesn’t allow them to perform well due to their low price and cialis tablets in india high safety profile. The medication allows the blood vessels to expand and contract when needed means getting enough vitamin C, as well as an important but little-known antioxidant called alpha-lipoic acid. viagra overnight usa Many women are known to suffer from low self-esteem and depression. canadian cialis mastercard You fill the prescription, take a pill, and then wonder what is next? Basically, you just wait until the moment arises and side effects levitra you will be ready because the medicine is already in your system. but Brandon was good about sitting next to me the entire movie.  He focused when the other boys were not so close, and was mostly quiet for the last half of the movie as they really got into it.  We were talking about the movie and the ride home.  He told me, “That movie was kinda violent.”  I asked him what parts, and he told me the parts with the fire and the big dragon.  He was right.  He also told me he was tired (yes, it still does amaze me when he admits that he is).  They had had a long day – they went to the pumpkin patch and had a picnic out there before returning home.  All his water in the water bottle I had given him was gone.  It appears that he drank it because he was still in the same clothes I brought him in to school.  We got home a little after 8pm, and Peyton was already sacked out.  She, too, had had a long day.  While she was napping this afternoon, I was napping on my bed. She woke up and called out for me.  I sat up and looked at her, and she climbed up onto the bed.  When she was there, she got to the edge, plopped down, and fell back asleep.  I was afraid she’d fall off, but every time I’d try to move her, she got really upset.  So I left her there, and tried to go back to sleep, keeping one arm over the lower half of her body to make sure I could feel her move.  She never did.  I was still worried about totally falling asleep, so I was just dozing.  Also, by that time, I didn’t want to oversleep and not get up to get Brandon.

While I was putting sunblock on Peyton’s face this morning, I noticed some red spots around both eyes.  Knowing it was Friday and things always get worse over the weekend, I called into the advice nurse.  I was on hold for awhile, and I had to get Brandon to his field trip by 830am.  I was putting sunblock on Brandon (it is supposed to be a warm one out there, and he’s going to an even warmer climate, 15 miles south, and its all outdoors) while on hold.  I got them both in the car, and was hoping the advice nurse would get on soon.  The operator couldn’t make an appointment until Monday, but the advice nurse has more options for appointments.  Finally 805am, she got on.  I described them as “petechiae” for lack of a better term that I knew.  I was hoping I was using it in the right context.  She asked me to count them – I stopped at 30.  I felt it was an exercise like what Brandon does to estimate a certain amount of cheerios in a cup.  Then, the nurse ask if I was “medically trained” since most people don’t use that terminology.  I responded, “Uh, I’m a pharmacist,” sounding not that convincing as to know what I was talking about.  She did have an appointment for me, but said if anything different came up, that I should call back and I may be directed to the ER, but not to be alarmed.   Somehow “ER” and “don’t be alarmed” shouldn’t be in the same sentence.  I was planning on going to gymnastics, and then go to the appointment at 1145am.  She was eating well, didn’t have a temperature, and seemed otherwise okay.  After dropping Brandon off, I doubted my medical terminology, so I googled it.  That was reassuring in one way, but scary in another – some differential diagnoses of petechiae are meningitis and leukemia, among more mild causes like trauma, forceful vomiting, sneezing, and/or coughing, which are more likely in our case, or I would hope so.  So we went to gym, but she was a little fussy and not wanting to participate.  I may have to attribute it to the grandparents of the twins who were there to watch.  Peyton and the twins were not happy to have an audience.  When they figured it out (I give them credit for noticing and asking the nanny if the twins normally behave the way they were), they said goodbye and came back in stealth mode to observe.  Peyton warmed up after they left and was more her gym self.  She was selective about the apparatuses she would go on – only the balance beam and high bar.  No pommel horses or spring trampolines.  She still loves her handstands!  She is getting stronger and stronger – I am holding onto her feet now, not her whole trunk like in the past.  After gym we headed over to the medical center to see if we could get in an earlier.  I took her lunch with me just in case we had to wait.  Good thing I did; we ended up waiting the full hour and then some.  Once being seen, the doctor looked her over.  Peyton didn’t like her ears being checked but otherwise was cooperative.  The doctor diagnosed it as petechiae and thought maybe it was from her coughing and/or crying.  I told her about our disciplining her two days ago and making her clean up Before/while taking this medicine, a person viagra sale loved that must make sure that he takes the tablet with a full glass of water and ignores alcohol consumption. 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