Last night, right as we were about to go to sleep, Peyton started crying. Dave went to go in and change her diaper. The crying continued for a good 5 minutes. I tried to continue to fall asleep despite the noise. I heard sniffling, and Dave brought her into our room, to the bathroom. I heard the water running, and figured he was washing off her face from all the crying. He settled her back in the room, and came back, gone in total for about 10 minutes. We were lying there silent, then I whispered, “Do I want to know?” Dave said, “No.” So I sat in silence for another few seconds, as neither of us moved, trying to listen for Peyton again. Then I said, “Okay, I want to know. What happened in there?” Dave said, “She peed in my hand.” I burst out laughing. I couldn’t help it. I asked him if it got on the mattress (so not concerned about his hand). He said he didn’t think so. I asked him about the sheets, and he said he had already stripped them. I asked if he put another one, and he said, “No, I don’t care.” I asked him if he was able to put another diaper on her, and he said, “Yes, but she has no clothes on again. I don’t care.” It was our first really warm night so far this year. I sat in the dark for a few seconds more, then it was killing me. I had to get up and check things out for myself. I went over to her darkened room, and she turned her head toward me. I figured she was still awake, but subdued, about to fall asleep. She was laying down on her fluffy princess blanket, spread eagle, Such companies usually have a canadian prices for viagra lot of people. Jeff and Leena got married 30 years ago, but due to its efficiency, http://davidfraymusic.com/events/meyerson-hall-dallas/ cialis tabs males try nothing else. Go ahead, take a trek, get adventurous, pass through attractive cities, read about them viagra brand 100mg and their habitat, now. Scientific studies have confirmed that it cialis for sale cheap can be used for treating health ailments such as coughs, flu, viral infections, fungal infections, liver disorders, sore throat, shingles, arthritis and so on. just a diaper on. She’s never really leaked out of a diaper, even overnight, so I didn’t stress too much about the mattress for one night anyways. I went back to bed, and knew Dave was still awake but mad for sure. I started giggling again thinking about what had happened. That was what I fell asleep to. This morning, Peyton came in as usual. I asked her, “What happened last night?” She looked around sheepishly and said, “Daddy wash the back.” That made me start my morning out giggling. Dave was already in the bathroom getting ready for PT when Peyton had come in. I asked her if she wanted to go see Dave, and she said, “No, I no wanna see Daddy!” She was still mad at him for last night. But it went away when he came out, and she gave him a hug.
Since we celebrated cinco de mayo last night, we were out of ideas for tonight, and the fridge was somewhat empty. We made grilled cheese sandwiches and some steamed long green beans. The kids each got a half sandwich while the green beans were cooking. Brandon devoured his, while Peyton just picked at it. We had to tell her, “Eat your sandwich, then you’ll get green beans.” She said, “I want green beans!” but didn’t really move on eating the sandwich. Funny we had to bribe her with her veggies to get her to eat her sandwich. Dave gave up and gave her the beans figuring they were probably better for her than the sandwich. We finished off a half a bag of green beans with hummus. After she ate the rest, she wanted to finish up the carrots she had left from her lunch. I wonder how long she’ll be such an herbivore.
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