ROUTINE!!!

They say kids thrive on routines, and I believe it goes for all of us. With a rocky start to the week, by yesterday, the kids had ironed themselves out. They’ve both gone down without coming out of their rooms, and both have stayed inside all night long. Let’s knock on wood now. Today, Peyton was without a nap at school, so she was in bed by 730pm, and Brandon, after finishing up homework, was in bed by 8pm. Unfortunately, the morning routine has also resumed. I got a little break with both kids sleeping until almost 7 am, but again, after yesterday, we’re back on. Brandon is up and lights on by 630am, the earliest he is allowed. And Peyton no longer needs a wake up call, but is still rather sloooow moving in the morning. The last two mornings, she’s stumbled in the bathroom to find me getting ready, and she just attaches herself to my leg for a hug. I lift her up to give her a hug, while sitting her on the bathroom counter, then she sinks into me. Today, she walked back over to the bed and climbed in with Dave. Either way, she’s not totally getting ready by herself as she can during the summer when it’s warmer. I think she’s cold-blooded! She is so slow when it’s cold outside. In any case, I’ve been feeding her her first breakfast in the car. Moreover, this can also aids the correction of your posture, biochemical structure and to correctly align your spinal column. cheapest viagra in uk Sildenafil citrate of kamagra tablets degrade PDE-5 and promote the other enzyme to keep blood going on for a more extended time of viagra soft 50mg time. Other typical hypothyroid symptoms like excessive tiredness, excessive coldness, dry skin, cialis online usa itching, hair loss, brittle nails, and constipation often disappear as well. If such taken in high dosages there are positive chances of viagra from india online developing ED and along with decreased libido and ejaculatory or erectile dysfunction. She gets her second breakfast upon arrival at school. Brandon’s been eating now at home, and then at CDC. He’s downstairs for breakfast by 650 am or so, so he has plenty of time to eat two bowls of cereal, then head back upstairs to brush his teeth. Dave and I are running around like chickens without heads for these kids this week. I’ve been baking cookies and frosting them for Peyton’s class party, which I’ve had to delay since I couldn’t get anything together for Monday. Turns out another delayed party from the holiday break was held Monday, so it’s okay. I just stuffed 28 goodie bags, but realizing they are a little anemic, I will go out tomorrow after dropping off kids and attending coffee with the principal, and find something to fill them. Then I realized I’d put almond extract in the frosting (which I’d used from Christmas time) and put that on the cookies, so I’ll probably have to go get a back up treat to eat – I’m thinking fruit and cheese/crackers or something like that. Here’s a picture anyway: Dave coached yesterday, stayed home sick today, yet still went to get Brandon, and then headed to a meeting tonight to meet with the teacher and other parents coordinating science night one week from tonight. Brandon’s first game is on Saturday morning at 9 am, and then we have Peyton’s ballet at 11 am. We’re having my family over for Peyton’s party shortly after that. Yes, that’s definitely our routine – always on the go, with a million things planned. After Peyton’s weekend is over, we have to start planning for Brandon’s birthday. We’re going to have it big boy style with a few of his school friends from the current and previous school. I have to send out invites and do all that for him, so it’s going to be a busy start to our new year!