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Peyton calls out Brandon’s name: Bruddah Lucca Sow.  She’s close.  And she giggles when she says it.  So do we.
We were driving around after dropping off my car for service this morning.  We made a U-turn at a T Bell.  Brandon saw their ad for a Cheesy Double decker taco, which reminds me of the Gordita back in the day.  Anyways, he saw it and said, “That’s funny, it’s a taco wrapped around a tortilla.”
Later, we were talking about going camping with our SoCal friends.  Brandon said, “I want to go camping, but I hope it’s not in the jungle (the name of his current classroom).  Or in the forest.”  Dave asked him, “Where do you want to go then?”  Brandon said, “Ah, the backyard.”  Adventure awaits!
Today Brandon and I went to Nico’s birthday party.  It was in his backyard and the theme was, “How to train your dragon.”  We had fun, as the boys were all together – Alessandro, Nico, Brandon, Joshua, Greg, Hazoor, and Richard.  Kyle was the only missing from the “birthday crew” – the group of boys that always go to each other’s parties.  There were some girls, too – Arya, Vanessa, and Arna.  There was a pirate painting faces and blowing up balloons.  There was pin the fire on the dragon, and a dragon pinata.  Unlike Alessandro’s party, where there were tears because they had some pretty competitive games, there were none here, as it was a group effort for pin the fire.  The blindfolded person got hints from those watching.  Nice to see the friends working together.  They didn’t realize there was a prize, so it was very much a group effort.  They also had a makeshift photo booth, printing pictures with the theme on the border.  All very coordinated.  I was a little worried when the pinata started, since some of the kids forget about safety when there’s candy involved.  Craig had a 2×4 for a “bat” and there were a few close calls.  viagra no consultation Here is some information I have found. Make sure to watch it out to know the foods viagra prices nakatsumassagewellness.com that can make these symptoms more problematic. The half-life of this medicine is approximately four hours. buy cialis soft Related drugstore Sadly, a large number of males around the world suffer from some kinds of erection issues and provides a great assistance. buy sildenafil viagra One kid, a little shorter than Brandon, looked like A-Rod up there.  Turns out he was 7, and I’m sure on a baseball team of some sort.  The dragon was actually more formidable than it appeared, as the group of about 20 kids went around twice.  I coached Brandon to be safe with the board, not wanting him to send anyone to the ER.  Luckily, we have a PICU MD in the mix, so whenever he’s around, I’m never too worried.  I just didn’t want Brandon to be the cause of such injury.  It’s always amazing how some parents kind of check out at these things.  Maybe I over-parent, but seems there are others the polar opposite.  Actually, we were “allowed” to just drop off the kids, of which only one mom took the hosts up their invitation.  The rest of the parents stayed to enjoy the nice day.  We left after cake, and Brandon resisted the urge to lick the frosting off his plate.  He had the guava flavor over the chocolate, which I was impressed since I know how much he likes chocolate.  He was very sweet to Kavya, Nico’s 1 year old sister.  He stopped to say bye to her on the way out, and thanked Nico and his parents.  Right before we left, he asked if we could take an apple sauce cup for his sister.  He also wanted to bring her a juice, but I told him the apple sauce would be just fine.  Peyton was excited to see us, and even more excited for her apple sauce.  She thanked Brandon even though he was too busy sifting through his goodie bag.   Brandon and I are working on a treat to bring to Easter Sunday brunch next weekend.  We are doing a trial run to see how it turns out.  He was really excited to stir the gelatin.  Luckily, he had 4 pans to stir.  We’ll put the rest of it together after these harden.