V-day part 2

We celebrated v-day with dinner yesterday, but Dave wasn’t fully satisfied, since we were still eating at a quick pace to get the kids home for bed.  So, when I got home today, there was all kinds of sushi in the refrigerator.  Dave was feeding Brandon already before swimming, so while they were gone, I fed Peyton and tried to keep busy so I could wait for Dave to eat dinner.  I vacuumed, I roasted the other head of cauliflower, and I made the lunches for tomorrow.  When they got home, I told Dave, “I waited for you for dinner!  I haven’t eaten anything!”  Peyton said, “No, you ate cauliflower though.”  Busted.  Yes, she was right.  I had.  But other than that, I hadn’t eaten 🙂  So, Brandon went to bathe, and I had had to bathe Peyton earlier since she peed on the toilet.  She said she got to watch Aladdin because she peed on the toilet. I told her, “No, you have to pee IN the toilet.”  The trickster was trying to bargain her way in to watch Aladdin, as she had kept her underwear dry at school.  She’d just missed it here at home.  Instead, we started the same 150 piece puzzle.  This time, I was letting her sort her own pieces.  She still asked me to help her flip the pieces over, but I’m going to make her do that herself the next time.  So, I sit with her, and ask her if she has all the blue pieces, Whether buying for themselves of for the business they own or manage, women make final purchasing decisions based on the relationship with the seller, not on statistics and voluminous data. cialis without prescription Obviously, you will feel a little shy to express of your impotency. viagra free delivery No doubt, the website is very good for those who suffer from the problem buy cialis http://www.creativebdsm.com/Video-Hitachi.html of low sexual desire due to decrease in testosterone level because of excess smoking. People suffering from weak erection often feel shy in revealing http://www.creativebdsm.com/About buy viagra without consultation their medical condition with their family and friends. then she will go hunting for them.  Since it’s taking longer this way, I allowed her only 10 minutes before it was time to go upstairs and get ready for bed.  She was okay while I was counting down, but then lost it when it was time to go.  She recovered quickly, when I told her I was going upstairs and turning off all the lights downstairs. She happily followed me up, and went to her room.  Both kids were in their rooms by 720pm.  Peyton got Daddy’s blanket, Michael Jordan, and Pooh back today.  They were all taken away from her the night before (Sunday when Dave was here alone), since she’d come out, but last night, she stayed in her own bed all night long.  She was happy to have us tuck her in with 3 blankets because “I’m three.”  I asked her what she was going to do when she was 10.  She said, “I’m not 10, I’m 3!”  No abstract thinking just yet.  So, we waited another 5-10 minutes, then set up the table with our soy sauce dishes and beverages of choice (water for me, beer for Dave).  We had a nice, relaxed dinner while the kids gave us our Valentine’s presents by staying upstairs and falling asleep without interruptions. I’m surprised they didn’t want to come down and see what we were eating, but I guess they didn’t really know we had food down there.  Now, it’s time for Glee, and our new favorite show, New Girl.