First Day of School

Today was Brandon’s first day of PS2 East.  I made sure to get him there early so he could have breakfast at school.  Usually, he eats breakfast at home, then again at school, but now, if you get there after 755am, they won’t serve it.   While I was getting him changed this morning, he looked down at his shirt and said, “Who gave this to me?”  I told him it was Auntie Kristin for Christmas.  Then he asked, “Did I thank her?”  So sweet!  I did tell him that we thanked her for it. 
When we got to school, I was busy putting all his things away, while Miss Maria asked him if he wanted some cereal.  He did (of course), so she poured some milk and Cheerios for him.  Then another, older kid came in and had trouble separating from her mom.  The teacher was trying to make her feel better by telling her she’d see all her friends again soon, and started naming off her classmates.  Brandon even chimed in, “And Decki!”  That prompted the teacher to bring out a little book of all of Brandon’s pictures (passed down from the last classroom).  I was a little worried that since the girl started crying he’d get a little like that way.  He got cialis pills wholesale discover description These latest forms of generic sildenafil citrate offered an easy approach to cure the male impotence. If you are unable to find the pleasure, then you should try to find the right website or they are not comfortable with the payment method. best viagra india But what is known as famous is the healing spring in Karlovy Vary or Carlsbad, a small place in the the cheapest viagra Czech Republic. This severe issue can be treated in a more natural way by finding a company that sells on line cialis , or other options. up halfway through his breakfast and said he was all done.  The teacher asked him to throw his bowl away in the trash.  He mistook my TJ’s bag with the teachers’ gifts for the trash, so I got a little milk on the outside of them (oops!).  He then went to go play, and as I was getting ready to leave, I asked him for a kiss.  He came right over and gave me a peck on the cheek.  That was all – no drama. 
When I went to pick him up, the kids were coming out of the Toddler room – they had gone over there for a visit.  I went in to get him, and as I was, there was a little toddler (from last year’s infant room) who was walking over.  Brandon leaned over and gave him a gentle hug.  Last year at this time, I would have been afraid he would give the kid a shove.  But he was gentle, really gentle!  Then he leaned over to Decki, who was having his shoes put on by the teacher, and gave him a gentle hug, too.  He even gave him a peck on the cheek.  What a great day at school – the teacher also said he had a great day.