Juggling!

Today, Brandon’s school had a holiday, so he’s been home.  The morning started out at 6am, when I fed Peyton, who was fitfully rolling around in the crib.  Next came Brandon, who was complaining about something, just to let us know he was awake.  I had set his alarm 20 minutes later, just to get some more “quiet” time out of him.  Dave left somewhere in between the two events.  After Brandon came into the room, when the alarm clock went off, I put Peyton down, and went to make him breakfast.  Peyton slept for awhile, while we dyed easter eggs.  I also used my “slave” labor, and had Brandon help me put away the dishes.  He has now graduated to helping with the silverware, in addition to all the plastic stuff.  I have to hurry to put the bowls away otherwise, he offers to “help” with that, too.  She woke up for a bit, so we all read some books.  It was snack time, so I put her in the crib for a second.  By the time I went back after fixing Brandon a quick snack (we each ate one of our eggs), she was out.  I didn’t even think she was tired, but I guess she is trained to sleep in the crib.  Poor thing.  I “forced”, well “challenged” Brandon to finish a 50-piece puzzle that he’s had.  He was going to give up on it, but I told him everything else was closed until he finished it.  It was part “let’s fill in some time this morning” and part “you have to finish something you start” but in any case, it worked.  He was grumpy in the beginning, but once he started singing “Down by the Station” he was To give someone a “second chance” is not to drive a car or operate heavy machines since viagra online cheap the jellies can cause dizziness and thus affects your reflexes. Others have very expensive prices, and some traders http://www.cerritosmedicalcenter.com/pid-2004 order cheap viagra even send their customers sugar pills with no real effects. Medication Precautions In case you have taken medicines cheapest cialis http://www.cerritosmedicalcenter.com/ or you may lose your money. This has sildenafil citrate cialis sales canada embedded throughout gel like edible structure. fine.  Oh yeah, forgot that in this time, Peyton woke up again.  So I was changing her while he sang and put the puzzle together.  Surprisingly, when I went out after changing her, he had put together at least 10 pieces.  He finished within about 20 minutes.  Since Brandon had woken up a little earlier today, I decided to get the lunch train moving a bit earlier (1130am).  Brandon resisted the leftovers (of course), but again, that was the only food I was prepared to make him.  If he didn’t want that, tough.  Seeing me eat my yogurt with granola was motivating for him.  I told him that I had finished my lunch, so I could eat it.  Suddenly, he ate all his food.  After his yogurt, I set his alarm for 230pm, and plopped him into bed.  In this time, I took a much-needed nap!  Actually, I topped off Peyton, so she was extra drowsy, and we both took a nap.  I got up in time to watch the Masters for some “Me” time, and then waited until 230pm. 
I called Dave at around 3pm, because he said he was going to come home early.  He at first told me he was coming back at 5pm.  That is NOT early in my book, especially since I have a dinner tonight at 6pm, and haven’t begun any personal hygiene for the day (except for brushing my teeth).  Since he took the train, he was going to shoot for 420pm.  Better choice.  We’re going to color now, and ride out the rest of the afternoon.  Phew!  I think Brandon will relish being able to go outside.  We have the double stroller, but it’s a bit unwieldly, and much easier to coordinate potty/diaper breaks at home.