Ducks!

We decided to head to the park today for a duck race.  It’s for charity, and you can purchase a duck which has been entered into the race.  If your duck wins, you get a prize.  There was even a million dollar duck, but that was a long shot.  I’m not exactly sure how that all worked, but I can safely say we did not win it.  We stayed for the preliminary race, and watched as the ducks floated down the stream, staying within the pool noodles that were lining the banks.  We even saw a pair of real ducks!  Peyton saw them and said, “Oh, they are real.” Then pointed to the rubber duckies and said, “Those are not real though.”   We wanted to avoid the crowds so we just found a spot and saw the novelty of it all.  There were food stations there, but we had packed some snacks and our picnic mat.  The As the disc is re-hydrated the shock absorbing online cialis properties are restored and a normal life can be resumed. It is estimated that over 10 million American men suffer cheap cialis without prescription from different kind of sexual ups and downs. All these ingredients are blended in right combination to increase semen production naturally. get viagra cheap And that’s not all; regular physical activities help women reach enhanced arousal. tadalafil online cheap kids ate their green beans, frozen veggies, and nectarines that Dave had packed up.  We headed out to do our errands shortly after that.  Both kids took their naps while I stayed in the car with them.  It was such a nice day.  We hadn’t really eaten lunch, so we ate an early dinner, which left us plenty of time after dinner.  We played monopoly and Hi Ho Cheerio, while Dave took Peyton out with him.  She was sad to know she was being excluded, but as he informed her they were going to froyo, she quickly had a smile, while Brandon became grumpy.  As they were gone, he was okay again.  Dave was nice enough to bring some back for Brandon as well, and they both ended their night with that.  Both were in bed by 715pm, but are having a problem staying in their rooms.  Hopefully they’ll stay in their beds and both fall asleep soon.