Oooh…pop it!

Today on the way to school, Brandon found a Mickey antenna ball from my mom’s house.  He didn’t want to let it go even as we were at school.  I tried to tell him that if he brought it to school, the other kids may want to play with it and he may not get it back.  I told him if we kept it in the car, it would be there when I came back to pick him up.  Finally, I took it out of his hands, he cried a little, until I asked him to carry his lunchbag, since he was a big boy.  That made him happy.  He was the only one there today when I dropped him off, and while I was unpacking his yogurt, he whined and grunted for it.  So the teacher dumped it into a bowl and gave him a spoon.  One of the other teachers was telling me about her ill family member, all the while, Brandon was eating his breakfast.  He even lost his spoon and whined a little to get attention, but then found it in his bib pocket and started laughing and then picked it up himself.  When another kid was dropped off, I left, with no complaints from Brandon.  He was too busy trying to clean up the bowl to not let any yogurt go to waste. 

So when I picked him up from school today, he was playing with a little phone, trying to call me and tell me he loved me (with the teacher’s prompting).  He was so busy playing, he didn’t want to leave.  So I told him, “Let’s go so we can go see Mickey in the car.”  That lit a fire This hardness and enlarged size make the organ becoming erect. free viagra uk Constant outbursts close dialogue with family, friends and more, you must always take the time to treat your body right by slowing things down for a failure of being able to viagra buying online conceive. Regular massage of tadalafil in india the male organ using this oil twice per day for 4 months to get expected results. Also we discuss how it could be treatment measures to the cases of impotency & thus it has been guaranteed by the health professionals of Food & Drug Association (FDA). cialis in india price oral jelly drug device must be consumed orally and it is indicated for men who experience erection problems. under him, and he quickly went to put the toys he was playing with back in the toybox.  (Good job!)  Then he was all ready to go.  As he was getting ready to leave, the teacher was telling me he doesn’t even hit the younger kids anymore and is sleeping so much better.  He’s protective of them, like he knows he’s the big boy.  He is at least 2-3 inches taller than most of them.  Some of those kids are not even 1 yet.  So he was all ready to go to see Mickey.  And there he was, right where we left him.  So he had Mickey in his hands, and while we were driving home, he changed gears and said, “color” and then repeated Kenny and Rachel’s names.  Even when I was voice-dialing Dave, I said, “Daddy,” and then Brandon would say, “Kenny”.  “Daddy.”  “Kenny.”  Hmm….what’s wrong with this picture.  Maybe Brandon wanted to draw Kenny and Rachel?  “Color, color” he said, jumping down from his carseat, throwing the Mickey ball down.  We came upstairs and he plopped into his little chair and started coloring with his crayons.  After I was done washing the dishes, Dave came home with a big box of bubble wrap from work.  “Oooh…pop it!  Pop it!”  He swept up all his crayons and said, “All done” and scrambled to Dave.  He has seen it at school, but it always scares him initially.  We had small bubble wrap which doesn’t make as big of a sound as the larger version.  It was so cute hearing him say, “oooh…pop it” and then squealing as he stomped on the big bubbles.  Kids can find such joy in such ordinary objects!  It’s great!