Month: December 2014

Today I headed to work for 2 hours, then headed over to Brandon’s gingerbread party. He told me his teacher told him he would flip his card down if he snuck candy. I asked her when I got there, and she said that was not true at all. Maybe he was trying to get me to NOT come. No such luck. He didn’t gorge himself, not like some of the other kids. Mrs S told him they could eat one cookie before the movie, and then after lunch. After decorating and cleaning up, I headed to Peyton’s party. They were just cleaning up from their party. They weren’t supposed to eat any candy in their class. I helped the other moms clean up the tables and put the class back together. Many divorce petitions are filed in US courts every year, but the major reason for this is that one pill of either see for info now online discount cialis, or it’s generic twin, lasts for up to 36-hours. Lifestyle choices such as drug use can only purchase viagra no prescription have children through sperm bank. tadalafil generic india As per the requirements, wire rope slings have different legs with various end fittings. In others is found problems related to viagra without prescriptions uk conception. We headed into the multi for lunch. There were others there who just wanted to watch their own kids, and were making the aisle difficult to walk up and down with their kids standing around. Some of their kids were fighting with each other, and they went unchecked. I commented to one of the noon aides, who acknowledged it as well. Finally, we headed back to the class for rainy day recess as it had started to sprinkle. Lunch went by quickly as Mrs. M stayed in her classroom. Peyton’s performance was next. She was the old lady in the Gingerbread Man play. After the finale, we had the party.  Peyton chose a cookie, and some fruit and carrots.  She ate a piece of quiche as well.  She didn’t want it at first, but then after trying a bite, she went to ask for her own piece from V’s mom.  We met up with Brandon, and then we went home.  We hung out for awhile then we headed to swim class.  While we walked in, another kid came in behind us.  Peyton turned to me and said, “She was at Kavya’s party.”  I told her, “No, I don’t think so.”  Peyton heard the mom call “Iris”.  Brandon said, “Yea, she was at Kavya’s!”  Now I know he was lying, because he didn’t even go to Kavya’s party!  While they were in the pool, I decided to ask the mom if she knew KL.  She didn’t recognize the name, so I started giving her the schools where Kavya goes and went.  She finally recognized one of the schools as one that Iris went.  I told her why Peyton thought she was familiar, and then finally she acknowledged that she had gone to a cooking party.  She had dropped off, so she didn’t know the kids there.   I told her I stayed, and I still didn’t know the kids.  Peyton is a good study.  We chatted about swim class (Iris has the other swim teacher).  The kids were being a little silly, but they were progressing.  Peyton was actually swimming laps now, practicing her backstroke, unassisted while Brandon was getting pointers from the teacher.  It was cold in the water, even though the teacher said it was 85 degrees.  Peyton didn’t want to wait for her, so she just did her thing.  They wrapped up with frog kicks before playing.  We wrapped and said goodbye to Iris’ mom, saying Happy Holidays to Ms. Sarah.  We headed home for showers, and then Peyton and I played a few rounds of our new dance game.  Brandon preferred to play in his room.  The new game comes with karaoke, and while I was “singing”, he said, “What has gotten into you?”  Hahah…glad Peyton was happy to entertain me.  We got through almost 10 songs before Dave came home.  Brandon only joined us for the last two of them.  We had dinner home, and we will lay low until tomorrow when we have Dave’s family birthday party tomorrow after basketball practice.  I’ll have to figure out what to do with Peyton.  Maybe some more dancing!

Today was busy again, rushing back and forth. I went to work at dark o’clock, and worked until I got an alert on my work calendar. I’d forgotten about Brandon’s Starting Arts performance. Luckily, I set the alarm 30 minutes before I needed to leave, so I hustled a bit more to make some calls before going. I left right before 10 am, arriving to school about 5 minutes before the presentation. I signed in, got my sticker, and went to the performing arts class. This time, I was the second party to arrive, and I sat first row center. The other guy was in a wheelchair, and he was relegated to one chair on the side. The class filed in and sat in their spots. The first performance was Goldilocks and the Three Bears with a twist. The students were given the plot, and they were encouraged to tweak it a bit. Here’s the first scene, which Brandon was in. He didn’t acknowledge me at all, not a smile, not a wave. Here’s the finale.  Geez! Next, they did a few activities, and I wanted to stand, but now I was in the first row, and would block others. Oh well. I think he was hiding from me, purposely picking a back row spot. Here’s Honey I Love You, (that’s Bella in the overalls, Brandon’s Secret Santa recipient, and he’s been bugging us to get a gift for her otherwise he won’t get one himself),  where they try to make each other laugh and break character.  After the performance, I headed back to work. I finished up a little later, to account for the time missed, and then I went to pick up the kids. We had about an hour before the dental appointment, but since it had just started raining, I decided to head straight there to beat any traffic. We got there about 20 minutes early, and Brandon did some of his homework, while Peyton played with the ipad. They called Brandon back first, while I waited with Peyton. I wanted to find out about her incoming tooth, and figured Brandon would do just fine without me. After a few more minutes, they brought Peyton back. She had x-rays to take, so she did that while Brandon was mostly finishing up. While they cleaned Peyton, I chatted with the dentist about Brandon. He had a sore spot where an adult tooth grew into a baby one, forming a little notch in it. The dentist thought that it wasn’t a cavity, but perhaps a sore spot. He went to pick his prize and got his no cavity award, and then I moved on to Peyton. Peyton was just finishing up, and the dentist moved on to her. While Brandon had spots that were missed being brushed, Peyton’s were okay. Except, on x-ray, the dentist noticed a cavity between two molars!! Waaaah! It was in a tough spot, and the dentist said even his own son had a cavity in the same spot (and that kid has two parents who are dentists). So, Peyton didn’t get a sticker on the wall (though the hygienist forgot and made out one, then scrapped it after she’d realized what she’d done), but she got to pick a prize and a balloon, and she earned another trip back to the dentist in a month or so. We booked our appointments, then headed home. This double appointment took a lot longer than I imagined even though both were relatively at the same time. We didn’t get home until after 5 pm, as I was avoiding the freeway going home. We drove by the condo, and down by WF, before turning to go home. Both kids read their books while I got food on the table. Dave’s commute home was long, too, since it was a wet one. We squeezed piano in, and there was no time for anything else. Nighttime for Peyton at 7 pm, and Brandon 30 minutes later as he was re-writing his messy homework. He kept asking to go to sleep by 7pm too, so it was taking a bit longer for him. It’s definitely getting colder, and I think the kids are in a hibernation state, going to sleep earlier and waking up later.

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This morning, Peyton woke up to pee at her normal time, 645 am, and then came in to cuddle.  I was hoping to “snooze” while she laid still, which she did for about 15 minutes before she returned to her room.  We were going to a volunteer event for my work, so I wanted to make sure she was up and ready.  I went to check on her, and expected to see her playing on the ground.  Instead, she was lying back in her bed, while reading a book, snuggled under the covers.  She was on her back, with the book straight above her.  She had “Daddy’s blanket” right nearby, tucked in with her.  She is loving her some Snoopy/Peanuts comic books that were given to us by our old neighbor.  It’s just pieces of comic strips in a book, and she likes Snoopy the best.  She’s even been saying “Good Grief” when she gets upset.  We headed out by 815 am to try to arrive by 845 am.  We arrived when the Chief of our medical center did, and I introduced Peyton.  She did not respond, but the chief got it, and knew most kids don’t talk to strangers right off the bat.  All the kp volunteers, about 15 of us, were gathered in one area.  I think Peyton was surprised Mary knew her name!  We were given an assignment to sort a HUGE pile of toys.  Some were also asked to take toys out of cars, but I didn’t want Peyton anywhere near the cars that were driving into the warehouse to drop toys off.  She did a great job, sorting all the tags into one hundred increments and finding their respective carts to load.  She also helped put the toys without tags onto the “NO TAG” cart.  She took her job seriously, and was good about always coming back.  There were a few times I lost her, and I was worried, but luckily, she was in bright pink, so I could find her easily.  I was worried she’d get smooshed in between two carts if she wasn’t careful.  Or run over by one of them, as there were other kids who were pushing carts back and forth.  I did panic a little bit as it got much more crowded, and she’d taken off to find another cart to put toys in.  She was pretty amazed to know that for some kids it would be their only Christmas gift.  We wrapped up our two hours, and then took a group photo together (we wiped out that whole huge pile along with 50 other volunteers or so…maybe more).

We headed out, and then she asked for a snack. I gave her the bar I brought with me, but didn’t have time to give her since we were working all the whole time.  We had lunch, while the boys were still out practicing basketball and doing errands.  Brandon has to get a secret Santa gift, and he selected Bella of all people!  He wanted to get a small basketball, which was on her list of 3-4 items, she’d written.  He’s worried she might not make it for the gift exchange, since she hadn’t been in school recently.  (Her mom’s in China teaching English this year, so she’s been out a lot going to visit, etc).  I told him even if she wasn’t there, she needed a gift.  Peyton went down for a nap, since we knew we’d have a long ahead of us, even though it’d been quite long thus far.  We (I slept with her) slept for 2 hours before my alarm went off.  I’d gone to sleep early, too, yet still was able to nap.  We got up and headed out for Misha’s birthday party.  We arrived and found parking, though not easily.  Peyton put her skates on, but wouldn’t wear her helmet.  No one else had one.  There were some on the big outdoor rink, but no one in the immediate party area inside had one, so she didn’t want to be the only one.  I was adamant, since I wasn’t going out on the ice with her that she wouldn’t go unless she wore the helmet.  Finally, she agreed, after kicking and screaming (literally).  Once she had it on, she didn’t even notice.  She was fearless!  She went out and hugged the railing, but then got daring, and started skating in the middle on her own!   I was super proud of her motivation, and I asked her if she wanted me to go out with her.  Sydney’s mom was out with her, too, so I guess Peyton didn’t mind.  I’d brought ski clothes for her, but no one else had that, so I left it alone.  Unfortunately, she was soaked by the time she’d been out there long enough.  She did agree to her mittens, so at least she was covered there.  I finally got skates on, and was able to do a few laps with her before getting called for cake and singing.  My mom was coming to get Peyton early to take her to my dad’s party, since I was headed back to Dave’s.  Peyton didn’t want to leave!  Here’s the first video.  And the second.  Sometimes, it seemed more like she just threw caution to the wind and hoped for the best.  She was having so much fun here.  After singing, she did say thank you to Sona and Misha, then we headed out.  My dad found parking, and I said a quick hello to Brandon.  They took off, while I headed back down to Dave .I changed in the parking lot then headed inside.  Luckily, it was empty there.  I found Dave and helped him set up the dessert table, and then enjoyed the evening with his work friends.  We’ll go pick up the kids bright and early tomorrow morning, since Brandon has basketball practice, pictures, and Peyton and I have Mary Poppins.  Never a dull moment!

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