Month: July 2010

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In some ways, Peyton has made Brandon more mature.  Today, we had just put each of their bowls in front of them for dinner.  We were still in the kitchen getting the rest of our dinner ready.  They were sitting at their small table.  It was suddenly quiet (usually there’s low rumble of chatter in our household).  I looked over and Brandon was leaning over the table, with Peyton’s spoon in his hand, feeding her.  He said, “I’m only going This version of the genuine sildenafil pill has generic levitra http://nichestlouis.com/viagra-4686.html helped millions of ED patients a lot. Peripheral blood flow: Electrotherapy can help viagra prices in inducing venous, lymphatic and arterial flow in the body. Both the genuine and generic kinds of kamagra have more or less similar http://nichestlouis.com/levitra-4851.html viagra samples quality, clarity, effectiveness and quantity. By inhibiting the naturally occurring PDE-5 enzyme, Horny Goat Weed promotes increased nitric oxide levels, allowing viagra bulk buy for increased blood flow to the penis. to do this once.”  Then she finished chewing and said, “Help?” while extending the spoon in his direction.  Brandon said, “Okay, but remember what I told you.”  He sounded so grown up the way he was talking to her.  But then his four year old self came back, as the next spoonful was heaping, and he was trying to stuff it in her face before she had finished chewing the last bite.  Oh well.  We take what we can get.

Today we took the train to go visit some friends who were running a race.  We decided to drive about half way up, so we could stop by and see my dad afterward.  Peyton was pretty sleepy, and zoning out a bit.  We stopped at a red light as we were nearing the train station, and we were both looking at her.  She just looked at us both, then suddenly stuck her tongue out at us, like a full “rocking out” Kiss singer or something.  It was so random, but we started busting up since it was so out of character for her.  Dave thought she just didn’t like us staring at her.  But she still had a smile to it, which was just so funny.  She just looked like some possessed rock star.  We met up with Teddy, Eunice, Dave J, Dave P, Ed, his wife, and two of their coworkers for dim sum.  The kids did a great job, while we ate a ton.  The runners were especially hungry, but it seemed like we were keeping pace with them.  After all, we did walk about a mile from the train station, pushing the stroller through the city 😉   Peyton had been sleeping in the stroller on the way to lunch, and continued to do so while we waited for our table.  Once we pulled her out, she woke up slowly.  Our friends thought that maybe she was just shy because she had woken up.  They were so used to seeing a smiley Brandon, that it would just seem natural to have Peyton be the same way.  But we warned them.  Even after warming up, she was still very reserved.  At one point, after we were mostly done eating, Peyton let her guard down, and was playing around, smiling.  Eunice said, “I just saw her smile!”  Peyton whipped around in her direction, and gave her the stare down, as if to say, “Oh no you did-int.”  It took awhile to break the stare.  I think Eunice actually ended up talking Good food also helps balance hormone buying viagra in australia regencygrandenursing.com levels and decreases stress. 5. In the next step, the blood flow to the male organ of reproduction. viagra on line cheap Key ingredients in Kamdeepak capsule include Sanvari, Pichila, Punarnwa, Shothdhni, Snadika, Swetmula, Gandhak Sudh, Mochras, Bheema, Semal Musli, Gauri Beej, Godaipurna, Keethdhna, Shimulair, Picha, Raktpushpa, Khathen and generic cialis canada Vishdhni. You can recover viagra prescription https://regencygrandenursing.com/long-term-care/dementia-alzheimers-care from the prostate diseases softly and has no side effect. about something else and then Peyton relaxed her stare a bit.  We ended up walking around after lunch while the rest of the group walked back to their hotel.   We ended up seeing them again, later on the street, as we were headed to the shopping area, which was by their hotel.  At this point, it was only another 10-15 minutes when both kids were out.  Peyton’s second nap, Brandon’s first.  That’s when Mommy and Daddy get to eat dessert and have coffee 🙂   I did feel bad eating a gourmet ice cream sandwich (actually my 2nd – in my defense, I was trying out various flavor combinations), that I woke Brandon up to give him the second half.  He was so disoriented, he didn’t know what to do with it.  I had to shove it in his mouth to get him to try it.  It didn’t take long for him to figure out what to do, and soon after, he was handing me back the waxed paper he had been given.  Peyton continued to sleep the entire way to the train, and even on the train.  We saw one of my junior high/high school classmates on the train, and met her 2 year old and husband.  Later we went to go show my dad Peyton’s owie.  She was at first excited to see him, but he wasn’t home.  When he did get home, it was like she forgot who he was.  He came downstairs to watch the kids play.  Peyton got too close to Brandon’s hot wheels set up, and my dad told her to stay back.  She turned around, looked at him, then the bottom lip came out, and tears started to flow.  She turned and ran to me, saying, “Mommmeee.”  Then she looked equally pathetic to Dave, and said, “Daddddeee.”  It almost sounded worse than her injury cry.  At least this time we could laugh (or at least try to stifle it) at her.  Peyton sorta showed my dad her owie; it was just from farther away.

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We went to the Kao’s for some swimming and BBQ tonight.  Brandon and Dave played some tennis, then headed to the pool.  Peyton kept repeating, “Water, water, water?” while pointing to the pool.  Good thing for the safety gate, otherwise I would have had a harder time restraining her from getting in on her own.  She resorted to chasing Brandon around the tennis court, and doing walking/running laps around the pool.  She actually took a header, as she stumbled, but her upper half kept going, and she bumped her head a bit (turns out this was the least concerning of the injuries for the evening; Brandon could have injured himself, as he fell on his face while attempting to get on the swing).  Brandon also got on the trike and started pedaling the pool.  Mckayla was sleeping the entire time, having had a lot of fun at a birthday party at the jumpy house place in the morning.  Finally, Dave was ready to go in the pool.  It had to be a joint effort as each of had one of the kids.  We did trade off in the pool, swapping kids.  Peyton is fearless, wanting to stick her face directly in the water.  I was trying to get Brandon to hold his breath, but that didn’t work out to well.  He learned giggling underwater isn’t too successful.  The Brown’s arrived as we were in the water. Logan didn’t want to come in.  He was content to play with Mckayla’s toys.  The water did get warmer as we adapted to it.  Both kids didn’t seem to mind, but it took us some time to get acclimated.  We were able to shower up and get into dry clothes.  As we were chatting, Dave headed into the house.  Brandon was following him (because Dave was eating chips), and Dave wanted him to stay inside.  Peyton was right behind Brandon (of course).  I heard her start to cry, and turned around to see her pinky was stuck in the door.  I yelled for Dave that her finger was in the door, and he turned around as well.  We brought her inside, and quickly, Michelle got us an ice bag.  Peyton was screaming her head off as we tried our best to ice it.  Dave tried to look at her finger, because I could swear it would be broken.  I couldn’t look at it; I did catch a glimpse, and it was bleeding a little bit, and I was afraid to see her mangled finger.  I wanted to take her to get it xray’d; initially said Dave would take her alone.  I couldn’t imagine him driving her with her screaming her head off in the back.  So I told him I’d come with him.   Fortunately, the Brown’s and Kao’s suggested leaving Brandon at the house, while we took Peyton in.  It was about 530pm or so, and no one had eaten yet.  It was faster to just take her; Brandon looked concerned, so he didn’t put up a fight when I told him  to stay while we took Peyton.  I assured him we’d come back to get him.  We headed out, and got to the urgent care clinic in about 15 minutes.  Peyton cried most of that time.  I knew the ice had to be working because my hand was numb from holding it there.  Her finger was starting to turn white, but I wasn’t sure if that was due to injury or frost bite.  She fell asleep about 5 minutes before we arrived.  She did wake up and started crying all over again once we got to the clinic.  This would hopefully help our cause to get seen sooner.  We still did wait about an hour before the doctor came in.  I’m glad I was able to go, because Peyton was able to fall asleep in my arms.  I put her on the exam table to sleep, which is how the pediatrician found her.  Actually, by the time the doctor had come in, I took my arm out, as it was going numb.  The doctor examined her, and didn’t think it was broken, but agreed to give her an xray.  One of the sildenafil order major advantages of kamagra 100 mg is that it mixes in the blood quickly and works faster and has a prolonged effect. 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Later, as we were driving home, I was telling him that it is so important to listen to what we say otherwise people can get hurt.  I told him the series of events which led to Daddy’s smooshing Peyton’s finger in the door.  Brandon said, “You mean it’s not MY fault?”  I told him that it was an accident, but that he needs to listen to what we say.  I told Dave about his question, and Dave’s response was, “Poor guy.”  Now Peyton keeps showing me her “owie” and picking at the skin that was pushed up.  I still don’t want to look at it, but Dave is happy to give me updates “it’s turning more purple now”.  The last time we asked Peyton to show us her owie, she held up her pointer finger.  But she still drinks from her sippy cup with her pinky finger up, like she’s ultra proper.  As she was going to sleep, I asked, “Are you alright?”  She said, “ALL-right,” with a giggle.  I think she will be just fine.

Tonight, we got to all go to a nice dinner.  We were tasting a menu for a work party later in the year.  We ALL ate way too much.  Peyton hadn’t eaten as much as she usually does at school; I went to get her and woke her up in the middle of a nap, so she hadn’t had time to gobble the rest of her food down.  I packed the rest of the chicken she didn’t eat for lunch to bring to the restaurant.  She ate all of that while we ate our salad and appetizer.  Later, when our entrees arrived, she had her very own entree.  We ordered her fish and vegetables from the kids’ menu, and out came a small piece of salmon, peas, and corn.  All of her favorites!  She proceeded to eat all of her food.  Towards the end of our meal, we saw servers carrying around bread.  We all got a piece of bread, including Peyton.  Both kids were relatively behaved all through dinner, and it was a longer dinner than we are usually accustomed to having.  Brandon ordered spaghetti and meatballs, since he missed out on that the last time we went out to eat.  He preferred the truffle mac and cheese that we ordered.  There was a piece of truffle on the top, and he asked, “Mommy, what’s that?”  Dave told him it was a “truffle, kind of like a mushroom”.  Brandon said, “Is it cooked?”  We told him it was.  Then he asked, “Mmmm, I want to eat it.”  Peyton dropped her spoon midway through the meal.  She had been otherwise doing a great job of feeding herself with the oversized spoon.  Dave picked it up and put On the other hand, you ought to utilize recommended measurements of devensec.com wholesale viagra cheap neglect to give you the normal results then, all things considered, see a speviagrat. This disease viagra without prescription usa occurs as a consequence of aging. According to the classical Ayurvedic texts, defined this condition as, “the perversion of the mind, intellect, consciousness, knowledge, memory, desire, manners, behavior, and conduct”. viagra properien devensec.com He and Mamie had no children, and they treated me like an adopted son. viagra 100 mg devensec.com it on our table.  No sooner had it been on the table, that the tall, handsome waiter come over to replace it with a clean spoon.  Man, Peyton knows how to attract attention!  I whispered for her to do it again 🙂   We pushed our luck by ordering dessert afterward.  We knew we were pushing it by ordering chocolate lava cake.  Usually those take a little longer.  By that time, the crayons the restaurant had provided were old news, the food was all eaten, and we were running out of things to occupy their time.  The waitress placed four spoons in front of us, then the desserts followed.  Dave ordered a black and tan sundae (two scoops of gelato – one chocolate, one vanilla, with brownies, caramel sauce, and fudge).  I ordered the lava cake, with vanilla gelato, and a thin cookie.  Both were delicious.  Brandon ate a scoop of gelato, and Peyton ate a couple of brownie bites.  It turns out one of them fell into her chair, and one she wore home on her nose.  As we were leaving, she wasn’t quite done, because she insisted on holding her water cup and the last piece of bread that was on her tray.  She worked on it on the drive back home.  Now, she’s clean and running around upstairs.  She likes to run, especially when we’re trying to stop her and get something from her.  She particularly likes running to Brandon’s room, and then away as she races out with something from his room, with him chasing her.
We were watching soccer last night, and Peyton said, “What’s this?”  I answered, “Soccer, do you want to play?”  She said, “Yeshhh.”  Do they make shin guards that small?

Peyton’s check up was a bit delayed, since we were out of town at the beginning of the month, then with Brandon’s field trips, etc.  So we went in today.  Brandon wanted to join us, but that was more than I could handle.  On our way to the appointment, we saw Katelyn, one of Peyton’s classmates, playing outside.  Peyton pointed to her, and said, “K-K.”  Since we were a little early, I took Peyton to go say hi on the other side of the glass.  Katelyn’s dad said that she was pointing inside and saying something like “Baby”.  Katelyn was there to get shots.  I wasn’t sure if Peyton needed any today, but we said a quick hello and goodbye, as they would see each other later at school.
I had to fill out a questionnaire, and had to perform some tests on Peyton in the waiting room.  It asked if she could name 3 body parts.  So I tested her on mouth (check), nose (check) and eyes (check).  I continued just because we were having so much fun 🙂  We did hand, foot, and ears.  Then, I needed to see if she knew 7 words.  I checked them off in my head, “Milk, water, please, yes, no, book, ready.”  By this time with Brandon, I had compiled a vocabulary list for him.  I hadn’t really kept track of Peyton’s vocabulary to date.  She knows more than 7, that’s for sure.  The other questions were on her coordination, like throwing a ball.  She can definitely throw things.  Since we were having so much fun with our questionnaire, it wasn’t too long before we were called back.  She was asked to step on the scale, and after I placed her there, she turned around and said, “No,” a little hesitant.  We took her length without problem, but she didn’t want the MA to touch her head to measure the head circumference.  The room had Thomas stickers stuck on the walls and cabinets.  That kept us busy until the doctor arrived.  We had a quick visit, things checked out just fine, and Peyton came away with two books!  I told the pediatrician that Peyton is teaching us signs at home; Dr C said she had never heard that before!   It is a credit to Peyton’s teachers that she knows so many signs.  (Mollie was telling me she knows the sign for “art” as well, and that she loves art time.)  She probably knows more signs but isn’t using them on us (probably figures we won’t understand her anyways).   She also thinks Peyton will be potty training soon since she seems so interested and can express it to us.  She may need to take vitamin D drops, (we tried them in the past, but she puked them all up).  We’ll try them again, even though they supposedly taste yucky.  She did have to get one shot today.  The poor teachers will have two kids with shots today.  Peyton was not scared to go back, like Dave says she has been in the past.  Even when the kid before her was screaming bloody murder, and the receptionist had to help out, since his mom was pregnant.  It made the whole waiting room cringe!  She helped me pull down her pants, and I asked, “Ready?”  She gave me an enthusiastic, “READY!”  Poor thing didn’t even know what she was responding to; she usually says that when she’s about to go down a slide and have fun.  The shot was over before she knew it, and there’s always a delayed reaction, and then the tears and sad cry.  She stopped after she got her sticker.  We went to go upstairs and visit with upstairs.  She was happy when talking with Nela (gave her two high fives) and Jennifer.  But when the rest of the crowd came up, she was a bit overwhelmed.  She closed her mouth and was done.  Tony even had to ask if she was talking yet!
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She fell asleep on the way to school – one second she was talking to me, then next, silence.  60 to 0 in 2 seconds, like someone slammed on the brakes.  And she didn’t look like she had just fallen asleep, like she was easily roused.  She was OUT cold, like she had been sleeping for hours.  She did wake up once we got to school.

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