Staycation

My mom is in Hawaii this week for a wedding.  We tried to go with her, but it didn’t work out.  We both had vacation time booked with work, and we were thinking to get out of town and do something.  That didn’t work out either so we decided to vacation locally.  We are never ones to just sit at home, so we found a hotel in the city for two nights and decided to be tourists in our own town.  We got to visit an out-of-towner, Josephine, who was in town to cheer on some friends in a run.  We watched a pho-eating contest, which consisted of a trough of noodles and meat and a one hour time limit.  It was kinda gross to watch.
Today, we wanted to check out a new attractions, the new science academy that just re-opened.  We thought Brandon would enjoy it.  I had been when I was younger, but Dave had never been.  We got there right as it opened this morning.  There were both live animals in the aquarium as well as fake, stuffed ones in the natural history museum.  Some displays reminded me of “Night at the Museum”.   Brandon’s favorite question today was, “What happens if you scare them?”  He said it about the penguins, the alligator, the jellyfish, the butterflies, and the stuffed lions.  The butterflies were really cool; we saw one land on a little boy’s head.  Brandon was trying to catch one, and I was afraid he was really going to succeed.  Before leaving the butterfly area, the workers do a sweep to make sure there are no hitch-hiking butterflies.  It only took us 2 hours to get through, but only because Brandon was speeding his way through the exhibits.  Turns out he was too young for Underside of the penis shaft is the most desirable activity known viagra from uk to the mankind. The Sildenafil citrate is enhances the blood flow buy viagra generic in the body. They also are available widely at cheap viagra no prescription open source like medical stores also can be purchased from websites which have emerged recently. They couldn’t stand living together but they enjoyed generic viagra cipla seanamic.com making children together. the planetarium show.  Probably too loud, but it may have captivated him.  Last night, Peyton proved that she is a homebody.  She woke up every two hours and was crying.  That NEVER happens at home.  We had a crib for her in the room, but I had to pull her out because she was waking everyone up with all the noise she was making.  I feel badly for our neighbors, as we are in the corner area of the hotel and we hear others going into their rooms down here.  She was kinda gassy, so she had some pain cries periodically last night.  Today, Brandon is being a pill trying to go to sleep.  He is whining that he wants to go home.  They are both weary travelers, I guess.  It has been a bit chilly up here, and we’re just dragging them around in the stroller.  Getting good use out of it though, but it’s not easy to navigate it through the city streets.  Tomorrow we may head up further to go wine tasting.  This is Dave’s portion of the trip.  He will lead me up there in search of yummy desserts, but ultimately, it is for him to get his tasting on.  We’ll be home by tomorrow.  Brandon will be starting a new school on Thursday; we’ll actually be transitioning him both Thursday and Friday, then he’ll be officially on his own next Monday.  Hopefully he likes it and will quickly make lots of new friends.  Looks like they will already have a field trip the first full week he is there.  I bet he will like it – it’s a pizza party!  Everyone is winding down now.  I must take advantage and get some sleep.  Who knows what kind of night Peyton will have tonight.