Dave had to work today, so he left after feeding the kids. I took them to the library after cleaning up a little around here. We saw the fish, and then went to go find an animal encyclopedia to help Peyton with all the animals and what they eat. Brandon told me, “Well, I don’t even want to get ANY Star Wars books this time.” I told him, “Really, I was going to let you so that you can learn to read them.” He was excited to hear that. We were in and out of the library within 30 minutes. I had the help of the stroller, as I learned my lesson the last time when I took her myself, and she wouldn’t stay with me (even though she told me she would). We made a quick trip to the baby store to look for a foldable potty seat so we can take it with us on the road. I found what I was looking for, along with some disposable toilet seat covers, which are more substantial than those in the restrooms. All morning long, I’d put Peyton on the potty to make sure she was going. She did. No accidents. But since we were out and about, I put a pull up on her. I told her to keep Diego dry (still using leftovers from Brandon). She understood, and she kept him dry the entire time we were out. I stopped by home quickly to get some sweatshirts for the kids, then we headed up to celebrate Father’s day with my dad. He was stuck at home waiting for the DSL guy, who gave him a 12 hour window of when they’d be coming over! Not really a window, more like a day. Dave wasn’t planning on joining us for lunch, so I picked up some Japanese food, not planning for him. Peyton had fallen asleep on the ride up and woke up when I parked. I had parked at a 24 minute meter and figured that would be plenty of time. We ordered and waited for our lunch. Peyton started out quiet and groggy but soon woke up and was playful. We waited for our food then headed back to the car. The meter was empty! I can’t believe we spent that much time there. We headed back to the house and of course on the way back, he calls me saying he’s coming back. He ended up having to get his own food, since he didn’t want what I had ordered. There would have been enough food, but he was hungry. I fed the kids and my dad since we couldn’t wait. The kids were starving as it was about 1pm. Half way through lunch, Brandon said, “I don’t want to finish. I just want to take a nap. I’ll finish when I wake up.” I believed him, seeing how sleepy he was just by looking at his eyes. I told him to go downstairs, get his own blanket out and wait for me to turn the music on, since I was still eating with Peyton. He did as he was told, no complaints. I went downstairs after I was done, and he was laying down, covered up In that time, the muscles of the penile region & thus helping for the efficient cialis no prescription flow of the blood. Another nutritious fruit is the Raspberry, which is brimming also with a wide variety of get viagra in canada nutrients. 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After we woke up, we headed back upstairs to give Brandon the rest of his lunch. After he was done, the kids were going nuts. They hadn’t really gotten to run around, so they were doing laps inside. I told them to stop, but they were not listening. I gave up, figuring they were just getting out their energy. It did work, as after about 10 minutes of being crazy, Peyton slowly came into the kitchen where Dave, my dad and I were and squeezed by Dave’s chair to head toward me. She was solemn and looked up at me. I picked her up and asked, “What happened?” She said, “I got hurt in da stomach,” and was ultra cuddly. I asked her how did she hurt herself, and she said, “I fell down, fell offa da couch.” Brandon confirmed that she had fallen. Dave took her from me, and she was calm and almost lethargic. I was joking maybe she had internal bleeding. After about 15 minutes, Dave was left with a limp noodle. It was about 5pm, and she was down for a second nap. I took her back, since I like the cuddly kids when they are sleeping, although I think Dave has more padding and comfort. Suddenly, I was upset because she wasn’t this way when we went camping, like I had hoped she’d fall asleep. Dave was afraid she wasn’t going to go to sleep tonight if we let her sleep for too long, so we tried to jostle her and get her to wake up. I held her away from me, but she kept searching with her head for a soft spot to relax. She did finally wake up when we were ready to leave. She was still half-asleep while driving. We were in two separate cars, but both kids wanted to come with me. I felt Peyton’s stare on my back while I was driving. Totally unnerving. She finally started to be herself when Brandon got her laughing. When we got home, it was a quick dinner with baths. Peyton wanted to watch more Jazz-man, so we did this while alternating baths. After both were done, they got to watch a little longer then Dave joined us. Brandon declared to him, “We are having a movie night.” It lasted for another 10 minutes, and both were off to bed. It’s about 9pm, and all quiet on our front.
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