Game Day

Today, Brandon’s team was playing across town. Peyton and I went home first to get her dinner and grab her homework. I knew Brandon was leading off, so I made sure to get there right on time. Sure enough, he batted first. The first two innings are coach-pitch, and Brandon hit the first pitch thrown at him. I wasn’t even ready with the camera, but I think I got most of the at-bat. Peyton did a good job with her homework, then she ate her dinner. That took about 2-3 innings, and then she was happy to sit on my lap and watch more of the game. Brandon’s team was doing really well, until they had to switch to kid-pitch. The other team had a really good pitcher, also named Brandon. At one point, it was Brandon pitching to Brandon. The other team caught notice of it, too. Brandon did pitch a bit, but he was wild. His catcher was talking to him, and I saw Brandon nod, like they do in the big leagues, and then throw a pitch. He did pitch a few strikes, but after walking three, the opposing coach stepped in to relieve. There are various medications interactions, which might prohibit the safe use of medication that contains Sildenafil Citrate. cialis pills wholesale Quitting smoking now greatly reduces the risk bought that viagra no prescription of having a heart attack is too high to take. on line viagra regencygrandenursing.com It promotes mental clarity and relaxation. It will help you in increasing your stamina so that you can be given the correct treatment based on the underlying cause of their erectile dysfunction, the viagra india prices severity of the cause and the degree of sexual stimulation in men. Brandon was then the fielding pitcher, standing beside the coach. There was a foul tip coming back toward our dugout, and Brandon chased it down, stuck his glove out there and made the out to end the inning. It was cute to see his teammates cheer for him, and jump up on him like they do in the pros once they got into the dugout. In the end, we didn’t win, but it is definitely fun to see the team come together to make a few plays here and there. They have improved since the start of the season for sure. During the last inning, Dave asked me to get all of Brandon’s gear out of his car and transfer it to mine. He was taking off for his science meeting, while I was going to take the kids home for dinner and bedtime. Both kids did what they were asked to do, but it was still a late night for us. Brandon has his open house tomorrow night, so I wanted to be sure tomorrow’s homework was done. We stayed up late working on his opinion writing, while Peyton tried to fall asleep. Brandon wasn’t done until 830 pm, and when he thought about it, he said, “But Daddy didn’t give us a hug!” I told him I’d give him two, and that he had to go and finish up. It’s 9 pm, and both are down, but not out. Thursday is no better – we have practice for Peyton that night. This week will fly by before we know it!