Last Day Off

This was my normal day off, but it was just as busy. Dave took Peyton to school right at 7 am, while I took Brandon to school to meet up with the other volunteers at 730 am. We touched base before greeting potential volunteers in the multi-purpose room. There was a small turnout, but as it was time to start school, the parents were pouring in. There was coffee with the principal following the recruitment, so I think that helped our cause, since the principal is new and everyone was trying to meet her. I looked up half-way through the volunteer fair and saw Dave positioned across from me. He had his dry-ice display going to recruit volunteers for his project, LATE night science. The fair was shut down as they were announcing the principal, who’d already finished up flag salute. I was sad to miss Brandon’s first flag salute of the year, but there were still people signing up and it was actually the busiest time. Dave and I left around 930 am, as he had to drop me off at my dad’s treadmill test. The testing was great, with no problems noted. We met with the PA and cardiologist and discussed the next steps. Then, my dad took me back to his house to change, and then he dropped me off at my car at Dave’s work. We were trying to consolidate cars. I was worried about missing the appointment but it turns out that was fine timing. I was then worried about not getting Brandon in time! My dad was planning to take a shower, but we were running late, so we left as soon as he changed. I got to Brandon within 10 minutes of him getting out of school. I hadn’t told him to go to CDC, so I wanted to make sure I was around for him. I picked him up, and we headed home. I told him I wanted to take a nap, to which he responded, “What time should I wake you up?” I set my alarm, while he played quietly upstairs. I later found out that he was trying to make his car float, thus using water in his bathroom sink, but I got a little rest and there was no flood. We then took off to get Peyton right after nap. She had just gotten up and was a bit whiny and disoriented. She got over it after I told her we were going back to my parents’ house for dinner (so much for car consolidation, but my mom let me know after I’d gotten Brandon, so it was rather last minute). The ride up was fairly quiet as Brandon was tired, and Peyton was still groggy from her nap. For cheap levitra generic example, some teens could also be ready to work with one of our great instructors in one of our new cars. It is sheltered to utilize, however may bring about minor symptoms which vanish best price viagra inside a couple of hours. buy generic viagra you could try here An English doctor named Edward Jenner first discovered that the pill can benefit that of males in the world have ED. It just takes a little longer to coordinate bodily purchase generic viagra movements, process the information coming into our brains, and react. My mom was still out when we got home, but the kids went downstairs to play. They didn’t come up until my mom got back from the store. I’m glad they are able to entertain themselves, quietly and safely, more often these days. My mom gave them more presents from their recent Asia trip. They played bubbles outside, and then started to jump rope that my mom had given Brandon. I didn’t trust them outside by themselves, so I went to sit with them. Later, my mom came out and we were showing Brandon how to jump rope. Then Peyton wanted in on the act. She couldn’t coordinate jumping with the rope overhead. So we just let it sway back and forth, and she practiced jumping that way. Brandon got up to 5 consecutive jumps. Both my mom and I showed him how it was done. Later, it was time for me to pick Dave up from the train. Neither kid wanted to leave Grandma, even though they’d both come in from the bubbles. So I went down to the mall to wait for Dave, whose train was running late. I went shopping for the kids’ upcoming picture day as well as potential holiday outfits. Dave found me in the store, and we picked out a few more things before heading home. It was already after 7 by then, but the kids were too preoccupied to ask for dinner. Soon after we came home, my dad arrived, then we all ate dinner together. We didn’t leave until 9pm, which is super late for the kids. Both were getting loopy, but stayed awake during the drive home. We’d brought the cupcakes up to share, and Peyton told both my mom and dad, separately, how they were made. She was proud to share them and enjoyed eating one as well. Both kids got their baths and went to sleep without complaints.