It never ceases to amaze me how much entertainment I get out of these kids. I told Brandon the “aunties” were coming over this weekend, so we were busy cleaning up last night. He was hanging around me when I was vacuuming, as was Peyton, so I only wanted one kid to deal with. I told him to go clean up his room. Supposedly, that is too general; kids need specific instructions “put the trucks into the box”, “put the stuffed animals up on the shelf”, “put the books into the bookcase”. I started with “clean up your room” and “put your cars in their box”. He came down after about 15 minutes, and said he was all done. I told him I’d check upstairs later and see what he had done. I glanced at his room on my way to the laundry room. He had an open space in his room! There was a good portion of his floor that had NO toys. It was incredible! He was so proud. I’ll have to find out where he stashed his library books so they don’t disappear on us. This morning, he came into the room at 645am, all dressed and ready to go, and whispered, “Are the aunties coming today?” It’s funny that that was the first thing he said. I told him we’d see Auntie Josephine today, then Auntie Kathleen and Auntie Debbie tomorrow. He wanted to know how to spell “Debbie”. I guess he figured Josephine and Kathleen sounded too long.
Last night after dinner, Peyton was hanging around then said, “Bath?” She was looking a little tired, and she started to head upstairs. I followed her, then she went The following surgeries are options for increasing rate of fertility. sildenafil purchase The erectile dysfunction issue is being viagra from usa treated with the help of psychological counseling. However, some men will purchase cheap levitra not see any effects from taking Eriacta is prolonged erection. Those who are conscious about using such medication ever when they have on line levitra have a peek at this drugstore a doctor’s approval may like to research about these drugs on the internet safely and cheaply. into the bathroom, grabbed the stool from under the sink, and brought it to me! We sit bath-side on that stool. I turned on the water while taking her clothes off, so the water would be warm. She looked at me and said, “Waaait!” And shook her finger at me. Just part of the routine! Today, she was about to eat her cereal and milk, and I had just put her bib on. It was a big plastic bib and she looked like she just a head on top of the bib. Dave asked, “Where are your arms?” She presented both arms, like ta-dah! Peyton likes to take her shoes and socks off. Last night, she even put the socks into the shoes. Finally, this morning, she woke up with a dry diaper! Dave thought it may have been a little wet. Anyways, I asked her if she had to pee, and ran her over to the toilet. Dave pulled her pants down, and I plopped her on the toilet. I think she was afraid I was dropping her in there, because she started to whine, and hold onto me tightly. I tried to ease her back, but she was still whiny. So I told her to watch me. I had to pee anyways, so I let her watch me go. As I was doing this (Dave was shaving close by), Peyton watched still without pants. I guess watching me gave her the incentive to go; she started peeing, right on the floor, right in the middle of our bathroom! I was happy that she knew to go, and had more or less waited all night long. It’s all about timing.
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