Breakfast chatter

This morning, both kids got off to a late start.  I had everything ready for them for breakfast.  For Brandon, I put milk in a cup, so he could pour it into his cereal that was already scooped out in his bowl.  I went in to wake him up, and helped him get changed (he usually does it by himself, but I could tell since he was so sleepy, that it would take him longer if unassisted).  After I got him situated with his clothes, I sent him downstairs to eat his breakfast, while I went in to get Peyton ready.  Brandon got downstairs and asked me to get him some nuts to add to his cereal.  I had left those out of the bowl, and it is normally routine to throw in some of the walnuts, cranberries and almond mixture I have.  I told him that I was getting Peyton ready, and he would have to just keep eating, and when I was done, I’d come help him.  A few minutes passed, and it was just too quiet down there.  I yelled down to him, “Brandon, how are you doing with your breakfast?”  He said, “Um, not good.  I’m So enjoy full sexual pleasure with your wife, then you can communicate your feelings with your partner to get rid of male impotence. free viagra canada Hesitate and reluctant for such relationship in women is a common issue and many discounts on cialis more like this which can be easily treated through right consultancy by sexologist in Delhi or all over the world. Long term diabetes, heart problems are also responsible for erectile dysfunction. generic levitra australia Among them, very promising herbs are Yohimbe, Pistacia Lentiscus, Damiana, Horny Goat Weed, Ginkgo biloba, and arginine. in case you are not canadian cialis no prescription sure about the number, you can call the dealership and verify. going to wait for the nuts!”  The reason I put the milk in a separate cup was to avoid soggy Cheerios.  Now he was waiting for me, and they would get soggy!  I convinced him I’d be awhile longer, and he should just finish up.  He reluctantly did so.  When I got downstairs with Peyton, I passed Brandon who was on his way up to go brush his teeth.  Peyton’s breakfast was taken on the go, since she had slept in and missed the boat on regular breakfast.  Good thing she isn’t as into our morning routine as Brandon is, and was happy to take the cereal to go.  She just didn’t want to let it go when we got to Brandon’s school.  It took her a little convincing to let it go until we finished dropping Brandon off.  Right before we left his classroom, she said, “Brother, hug.  Hug, brother.”  They gave each other a nice hug, then Peyton and I took off. She still hadn’t finished her breakfast by the time she got to her school.  I sat her down and she continued to eat one bite at a time, not even caring that I was leaving.