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Peyton often gets locked in our room with us in the morning.  This is to prevent sibling interaction without parental supervision while we are getting ready in the morning.  She usually goes into Brandon’s room and messes with things while he is getting dressed.  Today, while Dave locked the door, she tried to open it, and stood on her tippy toes to reach the lock.  She said, “I can’t reach it!”  Then she whined some more and called out, “Bruddah!  Bruddah wake up!”  She was telling us that Brandon was awake already and that she wanted to go play or see him.  She gave up and started playing with the legos that were left out on our floor.  She dismantled the flower, and said, “Help flower.”  Dave had to help me with that one, since I hadn’t known she was playing with the flower.  Her cheeks have been really dry because of the weather and the sunblock that we use.  They are almost chapped, and when I put the aquaphor on her, she whines a little.  Today, Brandon told me in the car, “My elbow hurts.”  I think he may have fallen on it when he was snowboarding last week.  Dave said he was complaining of it hurting yesterday.  I’ll have to check on it and see if there is a bruise there.  I didn’t have time this morning.  When Peyton heard Brandon, she chimed in, “My cheeks hurt.”  I This is a prescribed drug by various gunaecologists to the individuals who are facing infertility. viagra prescriptions online There are many other online viagra uk effective reasons to buy kamagra for the treatment of ED. This isn’t the cheap knockoff that you may discover at the medication store, this is the cialis online without prescription cloverleafbowl.com genuine article. generic levitra cialis It inhibits the PDE-5 enzyme and thus, enables better, smoother blood flow into the penis. turned around to look at her shiny face, and she just smiled.  But after I dropped Brandon off, she was looking pretty sleepy.  She was staring out the window and wasn’t reading any of her books.  It reminded me of last year, when I’d take her to school after dropping Brandon off and she’d doze off on the ride over.  When I stopped at the red light and turned around, she perked up.  When we got to school, she said, “Come?”  I told her of course she can come, it was her school!  Dave said yesterday she had a hard time waking up.  He was taking her to school since I wanted to be at work by 8am.   He had to wake her up after we left since he had to get going.  I had told Brandon to whisper because she was still sleeping, and we got out of the house with her still asleep.  By the time we left at 730am, she was still sleeping, which is a surprise.  He tried to change her clothes, and she kept rolling back over, away from him.  I think she is still catching up from our exciting weekend.  I know I want more sleep, too!  I think she also may be tired because she is so busy talking in her sleep.  I’m not coherent enough myself to know what she is saying, but she’s fighting with someone in her sleep.