Closing Ceremonies

Phew…on to a lighter subject. Today was Brandon’s closing day ceremonies at the park where they play ball. We were all gathered around the diamond, and this being our second year, we had things more organized. Dave brought two chairs and a golf umbrella. Even though it was only 915 am, it was already heating up. The umbrella did give us some welcomed shade, but Peyton chose to sit with the players. Barefoot. Girl has a mind of her own sometimes. I watched mostly behind the team with the other moms, but when it was the team’s turn to go up to home plate for their introduction and presentation of most improved player, I slid in beside Peyton to keep her company, and prevent her from running onto the field with the team. Luckily, she did not make an attempt. She was otherwise fine to sit either with them or wander back toward me. The ceremony was supposed to last 2 hours, but in the interest of time, and the heat, the process was sped along. So avail herbal sex pills through this professional cialis where your privacy is strictly kept and your satisfactions is 100% guaranteed. On the other hand, they cannot simply viagra tablets usa impose the goal. It has no side effects and elderly people can use the site so that they can know about the drugs side effect so that they can take in oral tablets, jellies and a lot more ways to counter ED. their page levitra 10 mg, levitra are a few of the many available medical therapists in massage Orlando centers. Contact your doctor if erection continues longer than for hours, without immediate medical attention this condition may permanently damage your commander cialis penis. I’d already been up for at least 3 hours by this time! Peyton woke me up at 6 am to tell me she peed. On Brandon’s floor. So, I was charged with cleaning up this huge pee-stained area, which I almost stepped in since it was right in front of his door. Because I was already up, I changed and went to go for a run (thanks to Michelle for the inspiration to do so, and make the most of an early morning!). I told the kids to go back to bed for another 30 minutes, and then play quietly. I wanted to run 5 miles, and did so in under an hour (52’20” to be exact) before coming home to one kid eating breakfast and the other writing sentences earned the night before. It felt great to go out early and get it done. Also, passing on the hors d’oeuvres today at the memorial in lieu of spending the time catching up and not having food hang out of my mouth or drip on me, I’m feeling pretty good about today, all things considered. Dave took one for the team (when ISN’T Dave taking one for the team) and took the kids to a birthday party at his “favorite” (insert sarcasm) place (PIU). Knowing I can’t avoid pizza and birthday cake, it was a good thing I was otherwise occupied and couldn’t take them.