Moose you; Goldfish!

This morning, we were shopping for some birthday gifts for some upcoming parties of Brandon’s classmates.  On our way out, we found the Cat in the Hat reading hour.  I had seen an advertisement that every Target was going to have a story hour from 9am to 11am.  I had wanted to go, but didn’t want to go just for that reason.  I had since forgotten, and as we were finishing our errands, we saw some kids in front of a huge display, being read to by a lady with a red and white striped top hat.  Brandon went to go sit down, while Peyton stayed in the stroller.  They both got goodie bags in reusable shopping totes!  We stayed for the rest of the story.  Both kids sat nicely, and kept quiet.  I wasn’t necessarily sure that would happen.  I think Brandon wasn’t totally paying attention to the story, but rather was looking into his bag to see what he got.  Either way, he was quiet.  We left to go find the farmers’ market, but apparently, they aren’t there in the winter.  Oh well.  We got to watch an exciting college basketball game this afternoon. It was There are two variants available in generic cialis from india the market which claims to increase the size of your penis. uk cialis sales Less production of lipid layer also causes such issues. This drug consumption helps to enhance the sexual power and stamina without any fear of side effects. sildenafil 100mg This often means users of Nitric Oxide supplements experience reduced soreness of the muscle group in the following days, a faster activation of the repair and growth process and less likelihood of minor low price levitra stress injuries, as improved blood flow is needed to repair damage. *Improved growth hormone output – Growth Hormone is a greatly misunderstood hormone in athletic circles but it does have numerous benefits to adult trainees. time for Brandon’s nap, but since Peyton had been off and on sleeping in the car while doing errands (and while sitting upright in the stroller), she wasn’t tired.  She later fell asleep while we were looking for a kitchen table, and when I brought her in, she remained asleep.  It was a good time to spend with Brandon with his homework and some worksheets.  Peyton finally woke up for some dinner.  We had some noodles with veggies and meat.  Later tonight, I heard her call out, “I want noodles!” in her sleep.  It’s so funny how she sleep-talks.
Lately, when Peyton sees us after not seeing us all day, like after school, she’ll say, “I moose you, Daddy.”  The other day, she went around to each of us: “I moose you, Mommy,” and “I moose you, Bruddah.”  We all respond back, “We moose you, too, Peyton.”  None of us, even Brandon, have it in us to correct her.  Brandon chuckles, but will respond in the same way.
Tonight, I was watching TV and Peyton saw a shark.  She pointed to the TV, and said, “Oh, goldfish!”  Then I told her it was a shark.  She said, “Oooh, skeh-wee (scary).”