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This morning, I stood in line in the cold to register Brandon for chess club. I got there at 7:30 am, and there were 8 people in front of me. One grandma had gotten there an hour earlier than me! These kids better appreciate the sacrifices being made! After flag salute, and coffee with the principal, I had to run some errands for Peyton’s party, then went back to get her to take her for her TB test, then back home for lunch and nap before piano. If it’s not one kid, it’s another! Brandon is excited about going to CDC this afternoon, as he was this morning when I took him with me.