Peyton likes her medicine. She reminds me to give it to her, which I’m happy about, since it’s stored in the refrigerator, and a bit out of sight, out of mind. She says, “I want the new medicine that the boy (pharmacist) got. He called my name.” It seems since she started the medicine, she’s gotten sicker? Maybe it’s all just coming to the surface, but she hawked a loogie today! Brandon must have always swallowed whatever he coughed up, but being the girl that she is, she didn’t want to do that. Not that she was any girlier about it by opening her mouth to show me, I quickly grabbed her so that she could spit in the sink. Gross, with a capital G. Later, she was telling me, “Mommy, Bruddah loves mustangs (cars), and Daddy loves doggies (because he says “Doggie, doggie, doggie”). I asked her, “And what do you love?” She said, “YOU!” Awww…I love her, too. But I told her that she can love more than one thing. So she said, “Okay, I love daddy and bruddah, too.”
This morning, Dave got up early and went riding with Ted. I got up, too, since it was my normal weekly wake up time, 630am. Brandon had just gotten up, but Peyton was still asleep. I asked Brandon to flush, since he hadn’t, but as soon as he did, Peyton’s eyes opened immediately, startled. It was almost like when I’d picked her up from school unexpectedly yesterday. I was watching for her reaction when he flushed it, so I agreed with Brandon he didn’t have to flush the toilet until everyone was awake, but he had to wash his hands, since that didn’t make as much noise. So, we started our day off early. I let the kids watch cartoons while they ate breakfast, because I told them when they were done, we were working on workbooks. They agreed, and watched Doc McStuffins. After breakfast, they put all the dishes into the sink, and I washed while they were doing their own books. Later, I stopped to help each of them work on different things. For some reason, I’d thought I hadn’t washed the dishes and said I needed to do that. Brandon said, “But you already did that!” Senior moment! He was right, as I returned to the sink, and it was empty. Dave came home at 9am, as I’d requested, and I quickly got ready to take Peyton to gymnastics by 930am. We had a full class again today; here are some videos of her doing a front roll on the beam, and I think it was a cat scratch on the bar and a full rotation of activities in the bar room. Afterward, we came home briefly, so that I could change, and then we headed out to Brandon’s t-ball game. We walked, since I’d wanted to get more exercise, and stall a bit, since it wasn’t quite time for the game to start. I’d packed her some snacks – cheesestick, apple chips, and her green beans. I’d also packed water for her. She walked with me, without complaint, except that she requested to be carried across the street, as I’d had in the past. She even told me, “See, I’m walking, and no saying, ‘I’m tired, I’m tired!’ ” We got there right as the game was going to start. She immediately asked for her cheese, as we’d discussed it might get a little yucky if it was too warm. Then she ate her apple chips and then her green beans. I’d brought her workbook to keep her entertained. She looked up a some point and said, “Oh, Bruddah!” as if she’d not even recognized that he was playing. Actually, he and another boy look so alike that his teammates, coaches and even the opposing players mix them up. Another kid on the opposing team called out Brandon’s name when it was Jonathan up to bat. It’s nice to know the other kids on the other teams as well. The league is centered around our specific neighborhood, incorporating only two of districts schools, so most of the kids know each other from school. After we were done with the game, we headed over to the snack shack. Brandon was so excited to get a snow cone, and Peyton was already eating a bao, so she didn’t get anything. We used Brandon’s other snack shack ticket to get me some nachos 🙂 Thanks, son! Here are some pictures (#6, or the guy with the bright orange-ringed socks):
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We came home, Brandon showered, and then we were all off to bed. We took a nap, then Peyton woke up and mumbled something, but it was too late. She’d wet herself. Good thing she was on her crib mattress at the foot of the bed, which is water proof. We got her bathed, then headed up to Laurie’s going away party. The kids were the only kids there, so we were trying to not interrupt anyone else’s fun time by keeping them entertained. We’d brought Peyton’s backpack full of stuff, and Brandon had legos. That lasted for a little bit, then Peyton started getting into Brandon’s stuff, and it all broke down. Both phones came out, and we had peace again. Screen-free week is going to be tough; luckily, we’re packed full of activities next weekend – gym, game, and bridal shower. As we were leaving Laurie’s, there were two brothers that had just arrived. The younger one was about Brandon’s age, while the older was probably a few more years beyond that. Peyton was getting flirty, looking at the younger one, and giggling. Jenny and Alexa noticed it; Dave was unaware or in denial. After what Theo said yesterday, Dave was already questioning his intentions with his daughter. After we got home, since we’d already eaten dinner, and it was fairly early, we walked to the parks with the kids’ bikes. Peyton was biking, and doing it mostly on her own, but we had the stick in the back, so I could take over if she got lazy. Brandon and Dave walked Brandon’s bike, since he’s not quite adept with it yet. We stayed for less than an hour, then came on back home. Peyton was on the structures at the park/school, and I didn’t see Dave anywhere, so I thought they’d gone home. I hadn’t had keys, and when we got home, the boys were nowhere to be found. We waited about 5 minutes, then saw them coming down the street. They were in another parking lot out of sight of where we were. We got the kids to bed; Brandon falling asleep faster than his sister.