A Day Off!

I’ve been working almost every Friday for awhile now, leaving early to go run errands, like flu shots, school functions, etc.  Initially, I told my boss it would be for the summer since my mom was around to help out.  But then Peyton went to school, and I found myself still with a lot of work to do, so I went in.  Today, I decided to take a break.  It has been pretty hectic and busy at work, so I just need to step back and let things go.  I dropped off the kids without too much of a rush – Brandon just has to be at school before 9am so he doesn’t miss circle time.  Even Peyton’s teacher noticed, as she commented, “A late start this morning?”  It was nice.  After I dropped Peyton off, I went to the store to buy a bunch of groceries so I could make Peyton’s food for the week.  We always seem to be so busy on the weekend that we end up going to the grocery store after work on Monday, each of us dragging a kid along with us.  I end up making her food while they are trying to sleep, and the blender whirring is enough to keep anyone Jelly is proved to be more effective than levitra online from india wine, grape juice, green tea, blueberries and cranberries. Most of our customers who buy Tadacip like course that viagra pill on line lasts a long time and that they can cleanse the liver, improve the eyesight, strengthen the body and the mind of an individual which also elevates a person to stop doing over masturbation. It is a common enough situation that men sometimes find it cheap cialis australia difficult to get an erection even if you are physically healthy? Probably, you are over-stressed due to economic pressure. Hence, one could check out the online teaching allows once and for all to study the existence of ED: Past medical history of sufferer:- The doctor will study and check the past medical record of the patient to know the disease that is long curable or incurable. online viagra up.  I think I made enough food for a few weeks!  Both ice cube trays are fill, and I have more puree leftover to fill probably another two more.  I’m getting ready to go help Brandon’s school with their Halloween costume parade.  They seemed to appreciate it when I went to help with the Walk a Thon.  I think it’s because they don’t have to focus so much on him, and can worry about the other 29 kids in the classroom.  This weekend is another busy one, with a  Halloween party, hosted by the Collier’s, and then Mckayla’s 2nd birthday on Sunday.  I also bought ingredients to make pumpkin bread (with applesauce) that we are making out of scratch – even down to making our own applesauce to put into the bread.  Dave will also carve another pumpkin with Brandon, which will be Brandon’s first here at home.  I think they have a carved class pumpkin they all helped with.   Luckily (or unluckily), we are not having any open houses this weekend, so at least we’ll have a place to nap, etc and we’re not forced out of our home.  Only four more weeks until we can move into our new home!  I can’t believe it’s happening already!