Month: May 2012

Today was Brandon’s field trip, and he was being really strict, reminding me of all the rules. He needed a sack lunch, he needed to go to sleep, and he needed to wear his walk a thon t-shirt. He freaked out because I gave him a non-disposable water bottle, since he was supposed to bring only disposable things. We didn’t have any other kinds of water, as Dave drank them all, so he was either to carry his bottle or have nothing at all. I didn’t care so much if the bottle didn’t come home (it was free), but of course, I didn’t tell him that since I don’t like to be wasteful! He told me he was going by bus, and I went with it and didn’t get him his car seat. We gave him a hug goodbye, then it was Peyton’s turn. We got to school in record time – 10 minutes! I think we got every green light. So even though we left a little later, I still got to work at 745am. Today went by fast, considering I took a field trip with my boss to my other work site. I had already taken lunch before that, so my morning flew by. I kept an eye on the time for the afternoon, too, so that I could make it out on time. I got Peyton first, then headed back for Brandon. Peyton was pretty subdued in the car, and said, “It’s so quiet in here.” Neither of us were talking prior to her saying that, and I asked her why that was. She said, “Because none of us is talking.” She also took the opportunity to give me her “mad” face. She even told me, “Mommy, this is my mad face,” and then gave me her stone cold glare. I think she practices it, she’s that good at it! Brandon and I are too giggly to look that mad, which is why I have to really compose when I get angry with them. When I can’t do it, I have to look away, and usually, that’s when Dave takes over. So far, since I’ve been tired enough, I look the way I sound. Brandon came over to us when he saw we’d arrived at CDC. We all went home, and I didn’t get his check in/check out because of the field trip. 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Lately, Brandon’s been interested in church.  He built one out of Lego’s, even making a cross and putting it out in front of his church.  He wanted me to see his church and was excited to show it to me. A few days later, he asked me what people do in church. I wasn’t quite prepared for such a deep question, so I answered, “Well, people sing songs, and listen to someone talking.”  He said, “What do they talk about?”  I told him, “What they believe.”  Still pretty nebulous, not wanting to Always check out ingredients, labels buy cheap viagra http://martinblaser.com/cialis-4037 and logos to make sure that the medicine you are taking is safe for your body. The issue of access to online viagra no prescription medicines is very easy. Stress and Anxiety- canada cialis generic Kamagra tablets or kamagra oral jelly. There are other types of incontinence problem which levitra vardenafil 20mg are seen bleeding while brushing or while floss, are the usual signs. have a full on philosophical discussion in the 5 minutes it takes us to get to his school.  I’m sure he talks about it with his friends at school.  I didn’t ask him who goes to church at school.  Maybe someone goes to church and does Beyblades, so he’s wanting to go, too!  One of these days, we’ll have to take him and show him what it’s all about.  I told my parents what Brandon had asked, and my dad said, “You should have told him they give away money there, too.”

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Ugh, this break in our well-oiled machine is making things fall apart! It’s 845pm, and both kids are still awake. I just called Dave thinking they were asleep, but I heard rumbling around up there, so I brought Daddy with me to say goodnight to his kids. Brandon told Dave, “I got 14 greens!” Dave reminded him to keep it up and go for 15. Peyton’s turn, and she said, “I keep my underwear dry!” Dave asked her if she still had Daddy’s blanket. I hope the kids were just waiting for their chance to talk to Daddy, and now they will go to SLEEP!

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Today was Day #2 for Team Mommy. Brandon woke up first, then my alarm woke me up officially, with Peyton bringing up the rear. She had maybe 5 more minutes than I did. We all got ready, and Peyton knows the drill enough to recite it. “First, we get dressed, then we go downstairs, then we eat our Cheerios, and do sunblock, fix my hair, and brush our teeth, then we put on our shoes, and go to school!” Yes, more or less what we do every day 🙂 We got Brandon to school, first again, and then Peyton, who was second at school. They hadn’t even set out breakfast yet. I had asked her what she was going to have for breakfast at school, and she said, “Well, we just have to go to school to see.” So grown up. I have the snack schedule in my car, but since she gave me that answer, I figured she could wait. I was in the car by 735am, and it’s on days like this I wished I was working across the street full time. I only get that luxury 2 days per week. Otherwise, I have to cut across town to get to my other work site. Today was particularly busy, since Monday was a holiday and I’m preparing for our trip in a few more weeks. I worked straight until about 4pm. I usually get a breather here and there, but today, no such luck, especially since I was trying to get out the door by 445pm. I’d asked to shift my schedule by 15 minutes so that I had more of a cushion to pick both kids up. I made it to Peyton’s school in 20 minutes, then turned around to get Brandon. We made it Brandon by 530pm, and I checked in with the CDC teacher who said he’d had a better day with his friend. She had apologized to the other kid’s mom again today, and the other mom said the two boys were friends! And that they enjoy each other’s company. And fortunately, the teacher also said that Brandon is keeping his hands to himself, and it was just the names he was using. He got 14 greens, and since this is still an A, we did go to the fundraiser for Pizza. He hadn’t finished his lunch, so I sat outside and waited while he did. He finished up his fried rice and green beans, then we headed in. He said, “Hey, there’s Miss Song!” I didn’t think that was her, but as we approached, she turned to us and said hello. He was right! Brandon was wearing his UCLA shirt, and Ms Berman said that was her favorite shirt of Brandon’s. She was just there this weekend with her boyfriend who went there. Ms Song said hi to Peyton, but she didn’t respond. Typical. We said our goodbyes, then headed inside where we saw the Wuo family! We just ran into them at Aqui after our last roadtrip. Brandon spotted Samantha, then Peyton asked, “Who is that?” I told her that we saw them before, and she said, “Oh yeah, at the restaurant. The other restaurant. They’re everywhere!” After ordering 3 slices and a salad, we joined them at the table next door. I told them I was on my own, and they were surprised that I decided to eat in. I quickly said that may change depending on how things go down. Both kids were hungry, so when we got the pizzas, they started chowing down. They did their best to avoid looking at peeping Theo from the top of the bench, and Brandon asked who was kicking his bench. I’m glad he is aware of these things and how things HE does may affect others. Brandon ate his whole slice, while Peyton ate about half. Brandon ate some of my salad, while Peyton ate my chicken. She said she wanted the veggie pizza, but didn’t like the tomato, olives, mushrooms or the onions. She later said she just liked the cheese! Ugh. I was trying to hurry Peyton along, and Brandon said, “Yeah, I have to go to sleep!” His field trip is tomorrow, and he is excited about it! He was getting a little distracted at the end as more people were coming in.  He was saying, “HI” to people who were greeting him left and right!  I figured he knew them from school.  We had one kid probably only a little older than Peyton come sit in our booth and asked if he could have our pizza.  I politely told him he could not, and in my head asked where his parents were!  Peyton was so shocked, she said, “Mommy, what’d he say?”  I kinda couldn’t believe he asked either.  It was Peyton’s pizza, so I don’t think she would have parted with it willingly anyways.

We came home by 630pm, and just in the nick of time! Both kids said they had to go poop right as we were coming home. Brandon asked me how long it’d be. I hurried as best I could, as he was getting really antsy. I let him out first, then ran to disarm the house, while he ran inside. I slowly got my stuff out of the trunk, then I could hear Peyton yelling, “HURRY! It smells like POOP in here!” I opened the door, and she was right! Brandon left us with something to remember him by! Ugh. So, I got Peyton out while Brandon was doing his business and then showering up. I got Peyton to do the same downstairs, then headed up to bathe her. After she was out and on her own with her clothes, I went back to brush Brandon’s teeth again for him. He was sent to his room to read to her while I got the clothes out for tomorrow. He read his journal book aloud to her, and then I went to join in to make sure he was reading the words properly. He was even reading, then turning around the book to show her the pictures. We’re about 30 minutes behind yesterday’s schedule, but at least our school earned some money tonight. One more long day to get through, then we’re home free! Friday will be busy with Brandon’s special flag salute and his dental appointment, but at least there isn’t work to get in the way of picking up kids, etc.

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It seems the routine is well-oiled when it’s just 3 of us.  I think because it HAS to be, and there’s no room for error.  I don’t snooze the alarm in the morning; I’m up right away and ready to tackle the day.  I think that’s why I’m drained at the end of it.  It’s not the missing 20 minutes of snoozed sleep that I’m missing, but it’s the constant looking at the clock to make sure I’m at my split times/bench marks throughout the day.  Did I make it to his school early enough, did I make it to her school early enough, and then to work to clock in.   I’m asleep by 10pm, which is unusual for me, but it’s keeping me going.  The kids have also been troopers, as I realized Brandon will have been at school over 10 hours each day this week since he is first out and last in.

Well, it’s almost been 24 hours, and we made it through Day 1. Early this morning while it was still dark, I heard Peyton scream, “MOMMY!” It was blood-curdling, and it awoke me from deep sleep. We normally sleep with the doors closed, since it’s known Peyton is a yeller, but I wanted to keep it open to better hear what’s going on. Well, it was loud and clear, and another one of her random outbursts that mean nothing. She didn’t wake up, but I sure did. I couldn’t totally go back to sleep, as it jolted me awake, and I was a little pumped up. The alarm had already been set, and I even had a reminder on the bathroom counter to disarm in the morning. The next thing I remember is seeing Brandon’s light on. I squinted at my alarm to see what time it was. It was 6am sharp. I thought I heard whispering, meaning that Peyton was over there, too, so I yelled at Brandon to turn off the light. He did. I didn’t hear any more whispering, so I got up to inspect, and discovered Peyton still in bed. Since Brandon had had a rough night the night before, I climbed into bed with him. He told me he was still tired, so I told him he should rest so he could get his greens. After about 10 minutes, she staggered into Brandon’s room. She was very groggy, and I lifted her up with me. We stayed that way for a few minutes, then I sprung up and took her with me. Brandon changed and got ready, and then I did the same. They were eating breakfast by 650am, and done by 705am. We were out the door shortly after brushing teeth. I dropped Brandon off first as always, and he was the first to arrive. The girls at CDC noticed his haircut, which made him smile. We got to Peyton’s school by 730am, and then I headed to work, sitting down by 745am. Fatigue related to stress and depression can lead to impotence as well, and men should discuss this condition with their doctor if needed.) Sensate Focus Sex Therapy in Men Various types of psychological exercises might be consumed by children, teenagers and women.Alcohol and fatty food substances should not be taken before or after Generic levitra mastercard .Nitrate medication has an adverse effect with Sildenafil citrate, so people on nitrate drugs should not. People suffering from this problem don’t usually experience satisfaction during sexual activity. online cialis canada see to find out more Such issues online cialis canada can be a great threat and hence it is advised that disorders like ED should be treated immediately to prevent additional problems on your reproductive organs. Men need to simply consume the product and sit back until there is room for hard erection. order viagra from india Work wasn’t as bad as I thought it may be, considering it’d been 4 days. I caught up on everything, and didn’t feel rushed. I left to pick Peyton up by 415pm, then did my reverse commute to get Brandon. We were home by 5pm, when Dave called. I’d texted him to tell him about Brandon’s 15 greens (yay!) and about him getting yelled at by another parent as he called her kid a name. CDC said she was very upset, and demanded he apologize to her kid. Brandon said the offended kid never said to stop, which I find to be a recurring theme. Instead of yelling at him, I think they should be conflict-resolving with their child to show both of them how to behave. Otherwise, she is showing both her kid and Brandon that she lost her cool, and yelled. In any case, I talked to Brandon about it; he said it wouldn’t happen again, and I told him I didn’t need him to say it, but he just needed not do it. I fed them dinner, and since Brandon made good on his 15 greens, he got a BB episode. I bathed Peyton first, while Brandon played a bit, then it was his turn. He brought a book home from school for his journal in 2 days, and he read it to Peyton. It was about a dandelion seed, and it appeared on each page. Brandon asked Peyton to find it on each page, then checked her. He was totally playing the part of teacher Brandon. After brushing and flossing teeth, both kids were tucked in. It’s 7pm. I don’t need them to sleep (though they need rest), but I need quiet. I told Peyton that she kept Daddy’s blanket last night, since she stayed in her bed all night long. I told her, “You fell asleep so quickly last night!” She said, “Yeah, I was sooooo tired,” then giggled. We’ll see if I can get another 11 hours of sleep out of her and 10 hours out of Brandon! Stay tuned for Peyton’s rock-a-bye baby.

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Peyton seems to be learning lots at school. She asked me the other day, “Do you know how to spell fly? F-L-Y.” She also knows, “STOP” and “GO”.
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