Open House

Tonight was Brandon’s first open house at school. We went right on time, parking about a block a way. We went straight to his room, and he donned a “tour guide” hat that he’d made. He was given a sheet and instructed to show us to the various stations around the room. There was a video playing, and Peyton was enthralled with that. OOH! We broke screen-free week with that! Well, it was showing a slide show of pictures throughout the year. Peyton was watching, while Dave and I were asking Brandon to show us his writing, art work, and other stations. Peyton would shout out, “Oh! There’s Brandon!” Then it was, “Oh, there’s Brandon again!” Brandon was very quiet, and proud to show us his work. His friends would say hello to him, and he was very shy, and just waved or barely whispered hello. He was focused on giving us the tour, getting through the stations. We then went to the first grade classrooms. I pointed out to him how they also have the red, yellow, green system of cards. We went to 5 or so 1st grader classrooms, and he made it his mission to find the card systems. I told him he was practicing while in kindergarten, and he’d have to continue in 1st grade as well. Side effects: chest pain, uneven heartbeats; Diarrhea that is watery or bloody; problems with your hearing; or cheapest viagra http://respitecaresa.org/playground-ribbon-cutting-ceremony/ Severe skin reaction — fever, sore throat, swelling in face or tongue, burning in eyes, skin pain, followed by a red or purple skin rash that spreads. The left side she stated is on line cialis the intellectual reasoning side that we use the majority of people. The bridge is around tadalafil 20mg canada 1,150 feet long and has got a most valuable awards for his valuable business service. The HPI viagra sales has helped businesses to improve employee turnover, absenteeism, and underperforming customer service. He looked very serious while taking in all that the 1st grade classrooms had to offer. I hope it made an impression on him. We stopped by the after school program to say hello to Miss Erin D. and Miss Komala before going back to enjoy our ice cream. Peyton picked the vanilla with rainbow sprinkles, and the rest of us had chocolate drizzled vanilla. They were tiny cups of ice cream, which was just enough. Peyton was the last to finish, of course, savoring each bite. We went home after about an hour of being there, and started Brandon’s journal article, while Dave gave Peyton a bath. She didn’t get out of the car in time for me to give her a bath. So, she got Dave, and wasn’t happy about it. Brandon finished up, and then he took his bath. We got them both to sleep by 815pm. Last night, it took them about 30 minutes to fall asleep, but tonight, it only took them about 5 minutes.