Month: June 2014

This morning, I thought Peyton would come in and cuddle since she wakes up so late. But this morning, she didn’t come in. I waited and got nothing. Dave said she was awake, but she was in Brandon’s room. I went to inspect, since they were so quiet for so long. They were rainbow looming. Complications from pregnancies- spotting can result from certain complications cheap cialis from india during pregnancy. Kamagra helps achieve optimum satisfaction with your partner is, as the condition of erectile dysfunction diagnosed? The medical evaluation of the situation is when a man is dealing with something like erectile dysfunction it can be extremely hard to see all of these problems are considered ED. cialis buy cheap 7. It viagra soft 100mg stimulates the pituitary gland to produce more HGH that in turn increases testosterone. Al the details information you will get from any reputed pharmacy. http://videoleadspro.com/?shop=7395 commander levitra, levitra: Which is the Best? Whether you must commander levitra, videoleadspro.com will depend on your doctor’s suggestion. But I’d taken hers away for two days for not listening. I asked her where she’d gotten them. She said, “Brandon gave them to me.” Then, I asked why her piggy bank was out and why money was there. She told me, “Because I had to pay him. Four quarters, and three quarters.” I got mad at him for trying to profit off his sister! I made him return the money, then I gave her bands back. Poor #2 kid.

Today, Brandon had his second tournament for the summer.  This is the official U8, so the kids all had to be 8 and under.  They were playing at a different host tournament, and Brandon’s first game was at 1030 am.  They left by 9 am to go warm-up, while Peyton and I did errands around the house. I vacuumed while she colored.  Then, we went to go get fruit for the party we were attending later in the day.  While we were headed to the game, I called my dad to invite him to the game.  I should’ve done it earlier, but I didn’t have a free time to do so until I headed to the game.  We were about 10 minutes out, so I wasn’t giving him much time since he was at home watching soccer.  He was going to see my grandma, but he decided to head south to us instead.  He asked me to text him, but since I was driving, I passed the phone to Peyton at a red light.  I gave her the address, one number at a time, then spelled out the street.  It was a Spanish word and article, so I had to spell it out, too.  She knew the city name (where her school is), and after she’d done it all, I told her to press the “triangle pointing to the right.”  She said, “Okay, did it.”  I asked her if there was a single check, and she said, “Yep!”  I didn’t check again until I got to the park, but she’d done it right!  So glad the kids are proving of use nowadays.  The game was a bit rough, with the other team racking up hit after hit.  They were losing so bad, the coach just shook his head and said nothing.  We took a break for lunch, and fed Brandon a lot of it!  Peyton had some snacks – blueberries and green beans – at the game.  I ended up downloading a map app for her to learn more of the states before I’d left home.  She only had access to 2 states, since it was the “lite” version, but since she was having a good time, my dad tethered wifi for me to download the rest of the app.  It kept her busy until the battery on the ipad ran out (boo).  She was content to watch the game by then.  We still had an hour to go before the next game, so we went shopping for shoes for the kids, as well as a coffee run for Dave and my dad.  We got back to the field, and my dad warmed Brandon up.  Peyton discovered a play structure on the other side of the park, where she went to play.  She was wearing sandals, so it wasn’t helping her grip, but I played around with her until the game started.  Brandon’s team did better, but Brandon made a running error (he didn’t listen to the base coach and stopped instead of run), and he got lit up by the coaches.  Dave was in the dugout managing the kids, but he bristled a bit. 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The coach later asked if Brandon was coming back Sunday.  Brandon told him yes, and the coach smiled and said, “Just listen to the coaches, k?”   Later, I asked him if he wanted to cry.  He said, “Yes but I held it in.”  Dave and I were calmer with him about it, and explained to him the coach’s mentality.  They ended up winning by 12 runs, so at least the game ended on a good note.  Hopefully Brandon has a better play tomorrow. He’ll be up by 8 am to get to the batting cages.  He wanted Dave to wake him up to take him there and was concerned.  After baseball, we both headed home to quickly change, then head over to see the Bryan’s who are in town for the weekend.  They have baby MJ, and we played with her a bit.  She has more stranger anxiety now, but I did get to hold her for a few minutes.  I had Peyton’s eyes on me the entire time, and when I gave the baby back, Peyton jumped up into my arms, marking her territory.  She’s so funny like that!  Brandon could care less that I was holding anyone. He was happy watching the baseball game that was on.  Later, when he got antsy, Dave took him out for some batting practice.  Peyton had her rainbow looms, and she was happy by herself with that.  We didn’t end up leaving until 8 pm, and then we started the going to bed process. Both kids were exhausted, but Peyton asked me if we were going to practice piano.  She is totally into it!  I told her we’d do it tomorrow.  I’ll work with her in the morning, while Dave goes out with Brandon.  No pictures from today, since we were so busy watching the games to take pictures.

It is amazing how much he is learning, but hopefully we just remind him that he’s doing well, and that no matter what he hears, everyone wants him to do well.  We are looking forward to baseball camp.  Nathan, one of his teammates from the Dodgers and this all-star team, is going to be there, too, so I’m sure they’ll have fun together as long as they stay together.  They are pretty much the same ability, so hopefully they get to stay together, as long as they don’t screw around together.

Dave has been buying cheeries, since he’s a big fan. But recently, more this season than before, we’ve gotten a lot of twin cherries. They are so odd, because there are two seeds, one in each of the twins. Oxymetholone is a a potent oral anabolic steroid derived viagra for females from dihydrotestosterone. Kamagra is mainly introduced in tablets that are used to stimulate male hormones as well which allow the brain and the nervous system to respond to sexual stimulus; aversion on part of women to sexual intercourse; failure of slovak-republic.org soft tab cialis female to achieve orgasm…” All these definitions say the same thing as holistic healing or faith-based medicine. Healthy blood circulation will definitely keep the find here cheapest viagra in australia problem of erectile dysfunction at bay. This is the reason why a lot sale levitra of people wear them. The kids don’t call them twin cherries, but they call them “Butt cherries!” Neither of them actually like them very much, and they will ask NOT to have butt cherries. Dave and I try to ignore it and not make a big deal about it.  But tonight, after the kids went to bed, Dave washed a bunch of cherries, held one up to my face, and said, “Look, it’s a butt cherry! It really does look like it.”  As if I ever wondered where my kids got their sense of humor.

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Enough said 🙂  Peyton woke up when we got close to the museum, so she and I spelled out words. She likes me to give her a letter, and she will come up with both an animal and food, and then spell both.  She has fun, and will learn along the way. Win-win!  When we arrived, we stopped to have snack, then we headed out on our own.  The kids were happy wherever we were, and there was plenty of stuff to entertain them.  We stopped for lunch, and I’m more aware to bring my own now.  Dave had gotten me a sandwich last night.  The school provides sandwiches, but they’re kind of anemic, and for some reason, there is butter on one of the slices.  Peyton has now started to take out that slice of bread, and mush the sandwich back together.  They get plenty of carbs in the Doritos and fruit cup, so I’m not worried about her starving.  I’m also the “not cool” chaperone, as I will dump out their juice in the fruit cup. For one, it’s less potential for a spill and stickiness, and two, it’s SO much sugar!  One girl told me it’s supposed to be slurped up. Daxton told her that I was helping him open it, and Peyton told her the juice wasn’t good for her and to stop telling (my mom) what to do.  Haha…go team!  Oh ya, and to top off their lunch, they get a full juice pouch.  I left Peyton’s at home, and I had her water bottle ready, which she asked for.  We hit one more section at the end, even though Daxton wanted to go play in the outside area.  But he ended up having the most fun in that room; it was called Broken – Fix it!  It was all about how things break, and how to put them back together.  There was a fake car, and you got to change a tire, put gas into it, and steer.  Each kid took a fancy to a different part of the car, so they all got along. Tanishka drove the car for a long time, while Peyton was putting gas and oil into it.  Actually, Peyton enjoyed putting oil into the gas (reminds me to keep her away from my car!) and Daxton changed the tire over and over.  The exhibit had different tools, and the instructions had “righty-tighty, lefty-loosey” so the kids were practicing that.  I’d asked them why they were called “Hex” keys. They knew!  Peyton practiced sewing a big button on to a fake sleeve with a rope.  She threaded the eye of the needle, and then sewed it on.  There was a little trial and error as to how to weave the needle through, and she took a few stabs at it before having it look right.  She tried to weave it in the same hole she’d just come out of, and that didn’t work out well.  She was determined to get it.  There were broken pieces of melamine China – a bowl and a plate – to put back together.  I think thy spent 30 minutes in here!  More than any other area.  Finally, it was time for us to go, and the kids had gummy snacks on the way out.  The bus ride back was as expected.  A few kids talking (those behind me), while the rest of the bus is asleep.  Peyton told me, “I’m not tired, remember?  I slept here?”  She wanted to talk and play, but by the time we crossed back over the GG bridge, she wanted to put her head in my lap (it was only 10 minutes).  She curled up, and fell asleep again.  She definitely has Mah genes.  Tanishka and Daxton fell asleep on each other, each holding the other up.  It was adorable.  I was semi-asleep, since the girls behind me were all chatting.  Poor Joel had Sydney asleep in his lap, but he was talking the whole while to his other two girls – Olivia and Neha.  They talked the WHOLE way back.  They were trying to talk to me, and tap me on the head, but I ignored them.  They don’t even call me “Peyton’s mom”.  I’m “Robyn”, which is weird to me.  I’d rather be “Peyton’s mom”!  We made it safely back to school, and after Peyton grabbed some snack, we were on our way.  I had plans to take her to the club to swim.  Dave was going to meet me there with Brandon after.  While we were there, we saw Eric, Diana and Alexis there.  We each never knew the other were members.  We headed to the deeper end, while they took Alexis to the shallow end.  Peyton and I were in the water for 45 minutes or so.  She is getting more comfortable in the water, and was showing me her side stroke.  We even “went past the blue line” (that’s the line that separates the 4.5 foot area from the 5 foot area).  That’s the line I wouldn’t let her cross in the past because I can’t stand beyond it.  There was no one in our area, so I felt more comfy to go beyond that line.  It gave her more room to swim around.  She can’t stand in any of the area at this part of the pool.  She was trying to touch the bottom with her hand.  She wanted rings, and even walked around half the pool to find them to no avail.  It was breezy outside of the water, so I stayed in while she went in search.  She came back, and still worked on getting down to touch the bottom of the pool.  This was totally her idea.  She knows she can’t get there without assistance, so she is determined to be able to do this.  She did do it twice, and she was proud of herself.  Since Dave and Brandon never showed up, we went to go get showered up.  By the time we got out, Dave texted that he and Brandon were in the water.  By the time I headed out there, he’d already gotten out.  I told him to meet us at the play structure. I let Peyton climb around a bit before they came over.  Dave told me he’d lost his ring somewhere “trying to text me”.  I showed him my rings, and my phone, and made the argument I had both.  So, he went to backtrack steps, while I watched the kids shoot baskets.  Each picked an appropriately sized ball, but the rim was way too short.  Dave came back triumphant (the ring was in one of the folds in his bag).  Lucky him.  That would’ve made this month REALLY bad for him.  We headed to happy hour at the sushi place, and the kids shared a chicken teriyaki, minus the teriyaki.  Dave and I shared our favorite rolls.  We headed home, but again both kids wanted to ride with him.  So I got some “me” time in my own car.  When we got home, Brandon read his book that is required for today, and then Peyton practiced piano.  Peyton was sent upstairs while it was Brandon’s turn to work on a few pages.  Dave didn’t want him staying up too late, since he has his tournament tomorrow.  They didn’t put up any fight going to sleep tonight. Both have had a full week.

Today was our first official piano lessons. We made it home by 5 pm, and we had the kids eat dinner quickly. Peyton and I left first, on foot, while Dave stayed home with Brandon to finish up his homework for this evening. I gave us 23 minutes to get there, and we ended up getting there in only 10 minutes. Peyton was very excited to go to piano. Right as we arrived at the house, we saw one of the moms from Brandon’s school come by on her bike with her daughter in tow. They were on the sidewalk. After they rode by, Peyton asked who it was (since she called me out by name). I told her it was my friend. She played around a bit, and then said, “Mommy, that’s not safe, Mommy.” I asked her what was not safe. She said, “Well, first of all, your friend wasn’t wearing a helmet. And THEN, they were riding on the sidewalk.” I did tell her that it wasn’t safe, and that I was glad she was aware. Peyton was getting antsy standing outside the house, and called into the house, “Hurry up, I want to go to piano!” Soon, a mom pulled up into the driveway, and we followed her in. She was picking up TWO rambunctious boys, probably 4 and 6. The door was opened, and they were jumping around like little puppies waiting to be picked up. Peyton was a bit thrown off, not knowing what to think. We took our shoes off, then headed inside. It was warm, having walked there. Peyton sat up on the piano bench right away. Ms M was showing her the new books she got us. She was asking Peyton to write her name on the book, and she did it. She reviewed the note values again, and Peyton did a better job of answering her. She was still quiet, but she did answer. She did a great job for 30 minutes! Dave was texting me, as they were headed over to the house after us. They arrived and were outside of the house right before it was Brandon’s turn. Brandon said hi to the dog; well, the dog came up to Brandon, who was very still, and the dog said hi to him. We switched kids, and Peyton left with Dave. Dave had seen two of Peyton’s teammates at the park, so he brought Peyton back to play with them. Brandon did a good job focusing, even though the teacher’s niece and nephew were messing around in the house (they are visiting from Korea). He played the same things that Peyton did. Funny, last week, Ms. M told me she was going to get different books for the kids because they were different ages, but she ended up using the same for both kids. She just told Brandon that she’d treat him like a big kid, and not like a little one. But I realize that even though we had a recreation class, and it was super cheap, she did get a good foundation. It could also be the music class in school, but she’s definitely a step ahead of Brandon. I’m looking forward to what they will learn! Both accepted the homework that was given to them, and they were told to practice. Both nodded in agreement. Brandon and I headed home. He said he had a good time, and was enthusiastic about it. While we were walking, we ran into Peyton and Dave coming home from the park. They had seen Reid and Kira again.
I asked Peyton if she wanted to do Girl Scouts or TKD. She replied, “Girl scouts.” There is an introductory meeting this weekend that I intend to attend. It’s a carnival style, but I was told already that there are no troops for Peyton’s age at her school now. If I wanted to have her in a troop, I’d have to start my own. EEK! My mom was my troop leader for a year when I was a brownie. And I never liked it. My mom always took my supplies from home to let the girls use. I was too anal for that; the marker tops weren’t put back in place or missing, my stickers, etc. And they were my friends! (Some of whom I’m friends with til this day!) So, maybe I will bite the bullet and be a troop leader. I’ll definitely have to recruit. Let’s see what happens at the faire on Sunday.
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While Brandon was eating and doing his homework, Peyton had already finished up her spelling and dinner.  She walked up, put her dishes away, then headed to the garage. I was washing dishes, and when she came back with her shoes, Dave and I looked over at her.  She looked back at us and said, “What? You know where I’m going!”  I didn’t really, but she proceeded to the backyard to shoot hoops.  She started with her small ball, but finally Dave coached her and convinced her to use the larger ball and shoot it properly.  When she does what she’s told, she can really shoot!  I tried not to watch so she wouldn’t stop.  I did notice there was less whining, and she was getting fewer rebounds in the face, so she must be getting better 🙂

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Yesterday on the way to CDC, I’d told Brandon the weekly plan, namely practice Monday night, and the field trip on Tuesday. I wanted to make sure he finished his “work” in time so that he could do all these fun things. He was excited for both, but asked, “Is Daddy going to come with me like last time?” I told him no, and he was sad. He told me it was so much fun with Daddy last time. Before Dave got him yesterday, I requested that he sign the permission slip and find out what was needed to bring – backpack, hat, money, water bottle, etc. He texted back, “Should I go?” I didn’t even ask him to since he’d been so busy with the conference. I told him if he wanted to go, he could go. It is one of the more hectic field trips, as it is a long day, with so much going on. He said he’d find out more about it when he picked him up. At dinner last night, Dave made the decision that he’d go with Brandon; CDC said they didn’t need chaperones, but he was welcomed to tag along. Like last year, he would have to drive on his own. Luckily, it’s a close field trip, our local amusement park. Funny thing is that I used to go there almost daily as a kid in high school and home from college. We had season passes and would jump down the freeway for a day of fun. Dave thought it was one of the more fun field trips to go to. This time, he wasn’t in charge of other kids, and just shadowed Brandon and his friends. Brandon wanted to stay with the group, and Dave got to see some of the interactions between he and the other kids. Another dad was there, of one of the kids Brandon enjoys the company of, but is 3 years older than he. Dave did tell me that he rode with Grace on one of the rides. Grace is one of three sisters, with Hope starting kinder with Peyton. Faith is the eldest, and she and Grace were in Dave’s group last year. Dave was a little nervous because their dad is a policeman and bigger than him 😉
I received texts during the day about their outing. Dave wanted me to pick Peyton up and meet them there. He actually was thinking, after he’d arrived, that he should’ve kept Peyton home to take her with him! He’d already upgraded Brandon’s ticket to turn it into a season pass, and his ticket was already a season pass. He wanted me to get ourselves there, since we’re so close from Peyton’s school/work. But as I thought more about it, I didn’t have proper clothing and I wasn’t mentally ready for the park. If I’d had more preparation, I would have considered it. I told him I’d meet them at home, and I went to get Peyton and headed that way. It was such a busy day at work, and I’d been dreading it since last night, when I was tossing and turning. I didn’t want to stay out late tonight, and Brandon still had his work to do. We did that instead, and Peyton never knew what she missed. Phew! We’ll have to go back eventually, and make use of Dave’s pass that he got. He said that in 30 minutes, he and Brandon rode 3 rides. Brandon can ride on anything now, and he’s not afraid of anything now. He even can do spinning rides, which Dave sat out and didn’t ride! They came home, and Brandon looked completely exhausted. Both were in bed relatively early tonight, especially compared to the previous nights. Hopefully this means the return of our routine.

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Today, I was feeling lazy at lunch, so I didn’t change my clothes to run as I’d planned this morning. I did walk around for 3 laps, but I resolved to go to the gym after work.  I picked Peyton up and gave her a choice of eating first or going to the gym first.  She chose the gym.  The last time I brought her on her own, she got a bit roughed up by the other kids.  She likes going to the big kid room, and I was reminding her to speak up for herself if she needed.  And, I wanted to remind her of not letting anyone touch or see her privates (the staff are high school kids in “training”).  I don’t worry about her as much when she and Brandon are together (I worry about her in different ways with him around, but more because they bicker with each other).  But when it’s just her, I want to make sure she is okay okay.  I warned her “Let someone know if you get hit or hurt.  And don’t let anyone see your privates.”

Lucky for her, they were wrapping up happy hour/soccer-watching, so there were snacks.  Peyton took a cup of pretzels and headed to the kids’ room. Frozen was on!  I didn’t worry about her after seeing that.  I left her, then went to do my 5K.  After I was done, I went back to get her.  We walked out of the room, and before we were even in the hallway, she said, “Nobody hit me, and no one saw my privates.”  Yippee!  We came home, and we raced each other to take a shower (she ran into the bathroom with her towel and and declared she won), and then we raced to get changed (we tied).  We read two books, and then it was off to bed for her while Brandon and Dave had just come home.  She gave Dave his belated Father’s day present –

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Here is my little footprint. One day it will fit your shoe…I watch what you are doing…Because Daddy…I want to be like…YOU!   Happy Father’s Day ♥