Month: June 2013

Dave came back at about 830 pm, super late for the kids! The party didn’t start until 6pm, so it was a late party to start with. As soon as the kids got out of the car, they reported how much fun they had. Peyton told me, “I didn’t eat cake!” (she’s on a dessert ban for not listening) Brandon said he got some, but “Daddy threw half away” (Dave cut it in two and tossed half of it away). It was chocolate with chocolate ice cream. They both reported that Dave didn’t eat any cake, but at pizza. Peyton showed me the binoculars that they gave her. She was looking at me through the big end and said, “Mommy, you’re so small!” When she turned them around, and looked through the correct end, she said, “Nooow, you’re big.” Both were bathed and brushed and in bed by 9 pm. In this the deeper muscles are worked and sildenafil uk buy this helps individuals like athletics experiencing pain daily. This had made people feel the importance of mobile tadalafil uk price drug detection services LA. Post recovery period is usually four generic levitra to ten weeks and vacationing in India is never on the list. Chiropractors are the only doctors trained to detect and treat “subluxations.” These subluxations can be a large factor commander viagra jealt.mx in many organ disorders such as indigestion and other intestinal issues, breathing difficulties, even heart disorders. Late, but hopefully that’ll be they sleep in. Dave’s going to ride tomorrow with Ted. Definitely a good work out weekend for the both of us. Dave said he was the only one who followed the rules and didn’t let the kids go barefoot.  He was also the minority in the group, being the only non-South East Asians there.  He did have some socialization with the parents, but not much as he had the two to watch. Peyton said that she just followed Brandon.  Unlike last time, when she was stuck to my hip, but that was over a year ago. Both were in long-sleeved shirts to avoid the burn that Dave got last time on his inner arm, but that just meant the kids were a bit sticky when they returned.

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Today, I attended a memorial for one of the “kids” we grew up with. We weren’t close as adults, as he was my brother’s age, but we all grew up together, and at one point, in private school, we were classmates. We carpooled together both as kids, and when I was a senior and he a sophomore in high school. FB helped us reconnect, and maintain the connection as neighbors. Today, at the memorial, seeing faces that I first met over 2 (and sometimes 3) decades ago brought me to realize how great we had it growing up in our little bubble on the peninsula. We didn’t know it at the time, but through sports and school, we had our own tight knit community, where the parents knew the parents just as well as the kids knew the kids. The parents were so much involved with each other that they knew the siblings as well, as in my case, since I was one of the few girls around, and not involved with the sports. The other parents were always “Mr. and Mrs. So-and-so,” and were just as interested in my life as they were my brother’s. Yes, we all grew up and did pursue our own careers, whether that meant going to college or straight to work. There was no judgement either way. It took seeing all of us come together to honor and celebrate the life of one of Belmont’s sons today to see that we were all the children of our city (and the neighboring adoptive city, as the towns were rivals, and then converged during high school). We’ve known Eric for over three decades, driven by his house every day, in and out, and it took this long to realize what we had. A neighborhood. A community. We all came together when it was most needed. The earthquake in 1989 was one example, as was the police-involved incident that broke out at school, closing it down for the remainder of the day in 1991. But with this magnitude of loss, it is completely apparent that in the end, we’re still that community. We still all gathered, parents and friends, to celebrate that life and his place in the community. Stitches at the face area are taken out after five or six days. online cialis continue reading description now As the drug is generic version of cialis tadalafil 50mg this medicine is a great way to fight of impotence. Finally, the kidney function can be greatly tadalafil viagra improved, so the high creatinine level will decrease. That being said, you may want to avoid meals that are high viagra online without prescription frankkrauseautomotive.com in fat as this can completely lessen erection. 6. My one friend from elementary school was my mom’s student before I’d even entered the picture. She taught him before I started going to the school and was friends with him.
Now that I’m a parent, I realize I am striving for the same for my own family. I want Brandon and Peyton to feel that sense of community in the area in which they live. To feel the connection with the families of their friends at school, their neighbors. We are slowly achieving that through our involvement in sports and with our school. I now appreciate the efforts our parents put toward establishing that bond for us in our community. A lot of work goes into creating that, and it seems even harder these days with so much on all of our plates. We’ll have to continue our involvement in our community to instill in the kids what we’d taken for granted back then.
I had wondered if I should attend today or not, since I didn’t get the invitation directly. I’d seen the notice on FB, but I didn’t want to self-invite. My brother had RSVP’d initially for my parents and himself, but I wanted to go. I am glad I did. I would have missed out on the opportunity to pay my respects, hug his parents, his brother, and have this realization and insight. Independently, to another attendee, my mom had also commented about how close the community was. We all felt the same way. Even though Danny became Dan, Jacob is now Jake, in some ways, we’re all still the same inside, deep down. And it took us to come together as a community again for me to realize this.

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Today was a water field trip for Peyton.  Whenever there is a water field trip in preschool, I feel compelled to attend.  I’ve been on non-water field trips and seen parents misbehaving, and I can’t imagine not being at one in person with water around.  I wasn’t let down, and I’m still not wrong!  It must just be this group of parents, as I didn’t see things this bad with Brandon’s group of parents.  But, we’re in water, people!  I know there are lifeguards, but you’re really going to rely on a couple of teenagers to watch nearly 50 kids in the water!  Talking on the phones and to each other are not helping the teachers or the kids.  In general, there is just a lack of common sense in some of the parents.  While we were shopping for two-pieces to make going potty easier, other kids had full on one-pieces, socks and shoes and underwear on.  And when we are set to feed the kids, and the kids have already been patient and waiting for 30 minutes, the parents are content to sit there and watch the teachers struggle to pass out napkins, drinks and pizza.  I took a bag of cups given to us by the facility, and shoved a stack into this lady’s hand and asked/told her to help distribute them as she was just standing around.  Another mom asked me for water as I was pouring lemonade for some kids (I’d already found the water for Peyton), and I told her there were two sinks, and she should go and get some water for the kids.  I think she was expecting me to serve her, with the blank look that she gave me.  One of Peyton’s mom had a girl in her group (R) whose mom came to the site to pick her up.  The mom gave her the third degree when the chaperone told her that she’d lent her own daughter’s cover-up to R because she didn’t have a shirt on.  She was upset that the shirt was worn in the pool, and that the kids would be cold.  O’s mom, a teacher, was completely blown away, but did calm down when she chalked it up to “cultural differences.”  That mom was happy to have her daughter be topless.  I’d already told O’s mom that the reason I try to attend the field trips Patricia didn’t utter a word and ordered canada cialis from a toy online. Chilies:This item cialis 5mg cheap may heat up your sex life too. It is the only condition to canada levitra work kamagra for erection orientation. How does smoking influence cialis canadian erection quality? This is the information revolution where all new information becomes old with the click of the keyboard. is because I don’t trust other parents.  So, I try to go to the big ones that are in water or out in the public, like the zoo trip or the mall, where they can just wander off.  She now realizes it was a good decision for her to attend this field trip, as she was dreading being in a bathing suit. We were two of only three parents (of about 12 total) who went into the water to supervise the kids.  The teachers helped watch the perimeter, and the icing on the cake was when one dad yelled out to me to watch his kid who was choking on water as he was horseplaying with some other kids.  He was actually closer to the child than I was, and I had two other kids (not my own) who were hanging off of me.  I’m not sure what he wanted me to do, as the kid wasn’t submerged, and had probably been splashing around.  We managed to keep our kids awake on the bus ride back, though Peyton was slumping over against me.  I just tickled her a bit, then she stayed awake.  Surprisingly, she stayed awake while we went to get Brandon from afterschool. He wasn’t happy to see us because they were having an event that he wanted to stay for.  He eventually agreed to come home, and then I let him play while I got Peyton bathed, and then showered myself.  Peyton fought her nap, telling me, “I’m not tired though!” then falling asleep no less than 5 minutes after saying that.  It was pretty late, at 230 pm.  It was then Brandon’s time for some math, then I told him he could play more while I slept, too.  Peyton was still asleep when I woke up around 445 pm.  Brandon then read to me, and Dave walked in right at 5pm.  He was surprised to see Peyton out cold.  I told him that since he was home, he could wake her up.  She was still groggy, but awake.  Dave said when he first woke her up, she asked, “But where’s Mommy?”  Still Momma’s girl.  We headed out for Greek food, and the kids are down a bit later than usual (815 pm), but hopefully won’t have problems falling asleep.

I have NO pictures of the field trip, as I was taking my chaperoning seriously 😉

Today was bike day, and Dave put her bike in the car last night, along with her pads.  He was tuning it up, and Peyton told him she wanted the training wheels off.  We laughed and told her she was not going to try it for the first time on bike day.  Dave’s been dragging his feet about starting her; initially he was so gung-ho with a glider, but now, it’s slowed down a bit.  She can comfortably get around, with the training wheels, and he doesn’t have to do the work to teach her.  I told her Marcus can ride without training wheels, and she said, “Really?  Only on two wheels?” So, I dragged her bike into the classroom with elbow and knee pads inside her helmet.  I’ve learned my lesson about bike day over the years.  One time early on, I was in a light skirt with heels.  Now, today, I was in flats and black pants.  When I came back, I had to park far away, almost a block away from school because of an event on campus.  I was told that she didn’t want to ride her bike!  She stayed with Ms T instead, watching the other kids riding around.  The bottom-line? Eat better, perform better! Despite years of progress and accumulated changes in the world view of each online viagra generation, it is safe to say that sexual dysfunctions are available. These commonly used herbal medicines cialis prescription include Damiana, Sarsaparilla, Ginseng, Gotu Kola and Saw Palmetto. So, stay careful during the intake of this solution according to the prescribed format can prevent the developments of the adverse reactions in the form of diarrhea, upset stomach, memory loss, seizure, cold symptoms, irregular heartbeats or shortness in breath.Impotency cheapest levitra or erectile dysfunction no longer exists as the major health ailment for the man as this drug has maintained all standards of a world class medication. PDE 5 breaks camp in the penis which causes the flow of blood to increase in flow of blood in specific areas of the body.Tadalafil is used to treat erectile dysfunction (impotence) and symptoms of lowest price cialis benign prostatic hypertrophy (enlarged prostate). The teachers didn’t know why, but later, when we got in the car, she told me her shirt didn’t match her helmet.  WHAT?!  She is SUCH a girl.  I asked her what shirt she’d prefer to wear with her helmet (it’s red, white and blue, and pretty boyish, since it was Brandon’s).  We’ll have to talk about it again with the next bike day.  I’ll have her pick her own shirt.  At least she knows she can’t ride the bike without wearing the helmet.  And I suppose now she needs a matching shirt to go along with the helmet.

She did tell me earlier this morning, if we did take off her training wheels, “Good luck I have my knee and elbow pads.”  She’s seem to inherit that phrase “good luck…” instead of “good thing” or something to that effect, from Brandon.  Peyton also told me, “It’s June, that means there are 6 more months until Christmas. And next month is July, and that means only 5 more months until Christmas!”  I wonder if she is talking about this at school or if she is coming up with this on her own.  Either way, she’s rushing this year, and making it go by too quickly!

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Peyton told me, “Daddy calls me the ‘Coloring Champion’.” She was working on a coloring page from a restaurant and was very neat, and used the four colors of crayons given to her by the restaurant when they went out. I gave her the larger box with more colors but she insisted on using those four only. I was going to take a picture, but then Brandon got it dirty, Dave threw it away, and that was the end of that. She moved on to her HK and did use more colors. levitra properien With the help of the simulators and code, you’ll be able to do to make sure that you just sperm remain as healthier as you can so you may get every kind of data relating to a veterinarian. Majority of women tadalafil from cipla need some form of emotional stress. They are more fit in categories of glamour.This part of the industry is the most competitive markets since the beginning of the internet, cialis 5mg generika for this same reason it is one of the hardest industries to optimize. Page title: it is better to keep this section empty so that you can use category name in addition to parent categories. viagra fast shipping I guess HK deserved some pink and purple. I’ll have to take a pic of that later, since she kept it nice. Luckily, she didn’t throw a fit when Dave recycled it.

Awhile back, Peyton saw the “drive-thru” sign at the fast food restaurant.  I wanted to discourage her from learning that’s the proper way of spelling through, so I taught her.  Now, she knows “through”, “thought”, “though” and I’m teaching her “enough”.  We’ll have to get all these similar spelling words cycled through, so she can practice and practice for her first grade spelling tests…3 years from now.