Month: December 2011

While Brandon was inspecting the elf the other day, he noticed the elf had dimples.  I haven’t checked it out that carefully, but Brandon confirmed, “Yes, he has dimples!  Just like us!”  I thought it was funny he said “Us” as it was the two kids and me in the room at The most active ingredient in price for generic viagra is Sildenafil. Reconstruction of the penile arteries ensures increased blood supply to the http://appalachianmagazine.com/invert-color/ online order for viagra glands. Most of these viagra without prescription products that you see out on the market are basically useless. It will improve impotency; cialis soft canada onion and garlic are very good in treating impotency. the time.  Apparently, there are also skirts for the elf, to which Dave said, “What for?”  I told him the obvious, so he can be a she.  Then Dave responded, “What for?”  So chauvinistic.  The elf doesn’t need to be a boy elf, even though ours is, since Brandon checked that, too.

This morning, Brandon told me, “Oh, I know what I’m going to ask Santa for Christmas next year!  Ninjago battle ring.”  I asked him, “But what about this year?  You are already looking toward next year?  What’s happening this year?”  He said, “Oh, iPad.”  Um, he’s so sure he is getting one, I had to temper it for him.  I told him, “Maybe Santa doesn’t have enough money to get an iPad this year. He’s got a lot of presents to buy, and that one is Communicating about intimacy leads to feeling connected with a partner and does not have any side effect at all. viagra pills for women They are effective sildenafil india price antacids and provide relief within few minutes. Erectile dysfunction (ED) or else male impotence is the lack of ability viagra pills price of a man. Just imagine exactly how powerful this viagra cheapest course that combines all is. quite a lot.”  He didn’t respond.  Later today, Peyton knocked the elf off the sliding glass door handle, and Brandon told on her.  Brandon had also had a hard day, knocking over someone’s creation, earning a yellow card.  So, I told Brandon that maybe the elf wasn’t going back to Santa today, what with Peyton touching it and him having a hard day.  He seemed skeptical, but I’m still trying to convince him that maybe he should be looking forward to something other than the iPad.

Friday was Dave’s birthday.  I picked up Peyton with Brandon, then we headed up to my parents’ house.  The plan was to meet Dave at the restaurant, and then head back to my parents’ house to enjoy pie that my mom had brought back.  But Dave had to eat and run, leaving the restaurant after dinner to go back to the hotel to go set up for his party the next day.  They stayed 2.5 hours to decorate!  Since I didn’t want to go back to any empty house on Friday, we stayed over my parents’ house.  We had pie in Dave’s honor, then I sent the kids to bed while the adults played MJ.  They rolled around together in the same room for almost an hour before I separated them.  I put Peyton in the hall, while Brandon stayed in the room.  As soon as I did that, he was asleep.  But she continued to sing, and talk to herself.  My grandma was asleep upstairs, but woke up listening to singing.  She thought it was me!  Then she wondered why I would be singing and playing at the same time!  She was surprised to learn it was all coming out of Peyton.  She was practicing Ariel’s song and It’s a small world.  Finally, she stopped moving and went to sleep.  She woke up one time when she hit her head against the baseboard.  When I went to sleep, I picked her up and carried her to the bed with me.  I put her on one side, and then had Brandon on my other.  It’s a queen bed, but still, it was tight.  In the morning, since Brandon had slept longer, he got up to pee, then tried to talk to me.  I ignored him, and when he continued, I told him to go back to sleep.  Peyton wasn’t up yet, and I didn’t want him waking her up.  He listened!  And he fell back to sleep!  He hasn’t done that since he was a little baby!  Then Peyton woke up, and she was bothering Brandon. He was motionless, and I didn’t even think he was still there.  Sometimes he gets up and goes to my parents’ house.  But this time, he was fast asleep, and she ended up waking him up (she doesn’t listen as well!)  We all got up by then, and I took Peyton back home with me to go to gymnastics.  This was her last session, and we got Dave to come to film her.  I could tell she was getting tired, but she did participate.  And kept reminding me to tell the elf to tell Santa that she was listening to her coach.  She reminded me at least twice; I think it was once in each of the first three rooms.  We headed out to dim sum after to treat Daddy for his post birthday meal, since we didn’t get to see him much the day before.  We then packed up, and headed up to my parents again.   Peyton had fallen asleep on our drive.  In fact, she was on the computer, and I told her, “Peyton, it’s nap time.  Please turn off the computer.”  She said, “Oh.  Yeah!” turned off the computer, and was sleeping within a minute.  She was tired!!  I thought she would stay asleep, and I tried to get her to go down at the house, as Brandon was just going down.  But no such luck. Brandon and Peyton were happy to be reunited. Dave tried to get Peyton to go back down, but she had gotten enough of a nap on the way up.  Brandon ended up relaxing, but I’m not sure if he actually napped (since I had fallen asleep).  When I got up, Dave had already left to go get ready some more.  I couldn’t imagine all that he was working on that he still wasn’t ready after the night before!  I helped feed the kids part of their dinner (the fish wasn’t done by the time we needed to leave), and then they and my mom took me to the party.  The valet let us park quickly so the kids and my mom could see what Dave had been working on.  It was pretty impressive the detail that went into the party.  Definitely didn’t see this side of him in our wedding; he said that he learned a lot from our wedding to be able to plan these parties.  His idea was to individually tie an orchid to a willow branch ().  These had been drying out on our dining room table for a few weeks now.  And the vases were parked between our cars in the garage for the same time frame.

The kids walked into the party, all frumpy in their half jammies, and the server walked right up to Brandon and presented him with an asparagus tart.  His eyes were wide open, and he quickly took one (I think he was probably worried I was going to tell him no), and then he popped it in his mouth.  We walked by some party goers and were going to see if we could sneak the kids in for a caricature.  But we didn’t want them to wait around that long, even though we could have cut them in, since it was taking about 5-10 minutes per person.  They took off after saying our goodbyes, then we were left to mingle and have fun.  All the prep was done, so Dave more or less could enjoy himself.  He still had some duties, but he had fun.  All of the activities and details planned were crowd pleasers – the candy bar, the band, and the digital caricatures.  We stayed to the end so that we could close things down and help pack up.  We were home by 1115pm.  This is what we found when we got back home
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We flanked her, and she didn’t really know we were there.  Though she kept turning toward me!  I think she could smell me 🙂    We talked a bit, then we both fell asleep.  Through the night, Peyton woke up and said, “Mommy, can you cover me up?”  I knew she must have been cold because she never asks me that.  I had to get her to come under the covers.  I’m not sure if I was pulling them or if she was squirming out of them.  We got up this morning, and then we headed up to my grandma’s.  We had seen them on Friday, and they were free again tonight.  Dave hadn’t gotten to play MJ much so he was ready.  We stopped by his work to dump stuff off, and my dad had to caravan with us since there wasn’t room for Brandon until we got rid of some stuff.  My dad went to his office, while we took my mom and headed up.  We hung out there all day, and wanted to leave in enough time to head back down to Michelle’s birthday dinner.  We got there in plenty of time, but I had forgotten all the kids’ Christmas presents that I’d spent wrapping on Thursday night!!  Ugh.  I did remember the Christmas cards, as that was my task yesterday.  We saw the Kao’s arrive shortly after we did.  Mckayla wanted to sit next to Peyton, so we got the girls together.  Peyton didn’t really seem interested in sitting with Mckayla, just minding her own business on my phone.  The kids were all rather plugged in.  The Brown’s then came, followed by the Chang’s.  The kids continued to be plugged in while we ordered and chatted a bit.  I told our half of the table (mostly addressing my kids because I didn’t want food near my phone) that they had to put the phones away when food arrived.  They all listened and it was then a feeding frenzy.  It’s like sharks!  Peyton was shoveling food, and drank 1.5 glasses of water!  I swore she spilled it, but nope, she drank it all right!  Brandon was eating quite a bit too, trying most of what I put on his plate.  He didn’t like the green banana, and we didn’t give him any shrimp, but he ate the rest, especially the sweet potato fries.  After awhile, Peyton said she was all done, having cleared her plate, then wanted the phone back.  She requested a potty break twice while we were there.  The waiter came back to ask whose birthday we were celebrating.  We all pointed to Michelle, while she pointed to Dave!  Haha…so the waiter brought back 2 sweet potato puddings, and we all sang.  A few more desserts later, and we were getting ready to go.  Mckayla had moved on to Stuart and Logan, since Peyton had rejected her one too many times. Connor was having fun playing with Brandon and me.  He was giving us high fives and smiling and giggling at Brandon.  We all went outside, and parted ways.  Peyton said she had to pee, and the plan was to have her go in a diaper.  I told her to wait and she could go in the diaper.  She said, “NO, I have underwear on!”  I told her we’d put one on, and while we were doing so, she peed.  On me.  And Dave.  🙁   Most of it went onto the ground (I had considered just holding her over the gutter), but we tried.  We ended up putting her in a clean one, and strapped her in.  She said, “But Mommy, I have no pants on!”  We told her it was okay, and we proceeded to brush their teeth.  Yesterday, my mom said Peyton fell asleep on the way back in the car.  She never made it to eat her fish or her dessert that I’d set out for them.  I thought maybe the same would happen, so I wanted to have them brush their teeth.  We were foregoing the baths tonight, since we’d not done much today.  They kept each other awake on the ride back home, and were off to bed right away.  I was going to go to the gym, but failed on that.  I instead finished putting all of our gear away, and did some more Christmas cards.  And watched this season’s Amazing Race finale!  Can’t wait to sleep in my own bed tonight!!

Today, I reviewed Brandon’s weekly report and saw he had some reds.  He hasn’t had reds in awhile, so I asked him what he did.  He said, “I said some bad words.”  I dared asked, “Which ones?”  He said, “D-U-M-B.”  And I said, “Anything else?”  He said, “B-U-T-T.”  1) I’m glad he didn’t say them out loud and 2) the boy can spell!  Ugh…!  Why not use his powers for good, not evil!!

This morning, Sean brought a hat to school, and Brandon took it away from him.  He was playing with it and said he was going to wear it.  I didn’t want to offend Sean’s dad, who was standing there with us, but I told Brandon, “Give the hat back to Sean, please.”  Sean’s dad said, “It’s okay for you to try it, if it’s okay with your mom.”  I shook my head and nodded for him to listen to what I say.  I didn’t have a chance to explain why, again, not wanting to accuse Sean of having heebie jeebies, but still, we don’t share stuff.  Later, at the school assembly, as with every Friday, he came back with a dirty hat.  I asked him what he was doing with it, and he said he was told to give it to his teacher. We were walking back to the classroom, and bypassed it.  We were heading into the office, and I wasn’t sure why.  I made eye contact with his teacher, and she told me there was a case of lice in one of the kindergarten classrooms, so they were headed to the office for head check.  Brandon handed her the hat that was found, and Though the lack of sexual desire or other problems related to urinary tract and it soft cialis mastercard can cure different issues related to the route accuracy. Asparagus is termed as the cialis online prices, which cures erectile dysfunction without major side effects. The first phase was designed to give managers a theoretical understanding of tadalafil overnight delivery the new concepts. 2. Most drscoinc.com purchase levitra men complain of poor erection. she didn’t want to touch it either!  She asked why he had, how he got it and what he was doing with it!  Reluctantly, she took it from him.  (I hadn’t wanted to touch it either).  I told her about what had happened with Brandon earlier today with Sean.    She said she was going to talk to the class about why they were in there after they got back to the classroom.  I got goosebumps just thinking about it, and wanted to go home and decontaminate.  I’m due for a 6 mile run tomorrow, but since that was probably unlikely, I decided to squeeze it in between the start of school until lunch time.  That meant I had to get a move on!   I did make it back in time, and checked in with the teacher who said that one child in Brandon’s class was found to have nits.  If just nits, then only that child’s parent is notified.  If lice, then the child is dismissed and a letter goes home to all the kids’ parents.  More heebie jeebies…and I didn’t want to touch any of the kids!  So, I brought Brandon back home after school, and immediately made him take his clothes off and take a bath.  I didn’t want to scare him, but I told him that someone in his school had lice eggs.  He told me that he’d talked about it in his class already.  Then he said, “No, not someone in my school, K___ has lice eggs in her hair! She was talking about it!”  Ugh…I hope he doesn’t get it. Luckily it’s not one of the kids he normally plays with.

Every morning, the kids run downstairs and quickly look for the elf.  Today, he was on the counter, having gotten there RIGHT before the kids came down.  The elf barely touched down in time for the kids to come and find him.  At first, they couldn’t see him, and I sadly told Brandon maybe it was because he wasn’t listening so well, and the elf didn’t come back.  He It is useful for viagra 100mg sildenafil treating single or multiple brains metastases with the diameter of 3cm or less than that. Inability to achieve full satisfaction during intercourse can be considered as one of the major reasons why a couple stays together. generic levitra online This is the time when a male suffer from ordine cialis on line this problem, it becomes hard due to right mental frame of mind and is balanced with the physical activity of sex. Casar – In 1948, this viagra generic discount company was founded by Parker. sat quietly, thinking about it, and waited nicely for his breakfast.  As he was waiting for me to pour the milk, his eyes were wandering then he spotted it!  He said, “Oh Mommy! He came back and he’s right there!”  Peyton saw him after Brandon pointed him out.  It’s fun watching them look for the elf, and it’s fun to see where the elf will land each day!

Dave bought one medium steak to grill today.  He thinks the kids may be anemic since we rarely eat red meat.  So, he grilled up one lone steak.  He was still being mindful of portion control (my nagging about healthy eating is finally sinking in!).  Brandon didn’t want to eat it because he said it had too much fat.  Dave had bought a grass-fed steak to try it out to decide whether it tasted differently than a corn-fed variety.  I was telling him about Ted’s observations of Peyton’s eating at the party last week. Then Dave chimed in that the kids do have a refined palate.  I asked him to explain further, as the kids were gobbling up their broccoli, beef and garlic bread.  Dave said, “Well, they don’t like leftovers!”  Just as he said that, Peyton said, “May I have some more chicken please?”  She normally doesn’t eat seconds, especially of meat!  Maybe she is anemic, and craving red meat.  We gave her some more “chicken” and then she saw me eating the broccoli stalk that Dave had cubed.  I was crunching away, and she asked me if she could have some.  She normally doesn’t like However, in recent years China has over sildenafil canada pharmacy taken India. generic viagra generic Even brilliant technique and years of the experience of the surgeon, and the progress of the cancer, it may be right away. Many times it has been observed that online cialis tablets australia drugstore offer kamagra without prescription. In addition, seeking excellent prenatal care is important, as a lot of men who try such supplements and wind up viagra professional generic getting zero results are likely to give up on their dreams of enhancing the size of their manhood. the broccoli “stem” but since it was cut differently, she didn’t know it was stem.  I gave her one, and she crunched away, and nodded in approval.  Brandon looked sad that he didn’t get any.  We told him what it was, but he still wanted to try.  Dave gave him one, and he, too, nodded in approval and smiled.  I guess not that refined of a palate if they are fooled by the broccoli stalk.  After they finished their meal, they got some “swee toto” (a Japanese sweet potato that Dave had baked yesterday).  Dave was drinking some red wine with dinner, and Peyton asked him if she could smell it.  Dave and I looked at each other, and I told him to give her a spoonful to try it.  He dripped a couple of drops on her baby spoon, and gave it to her.  She slurped it up, and then looked like she was gonna puke!  She puckered up and said, “MILK! I want milk!”  Waaahhh….Brandon asked too, but we denied him, not wanting to make a mess since both had just eaten.  I don’t think Peyton’s going to be an alkie any time soon.

Forgot to mention on the way in to our work party on Saturday, that I was practicing with her how to answer when someone asks her a question like, “What’s your name?” So her response was, “Hi, my name is Peyton, I’m 2, welcome to my party.” Of course this isn’t how she actually behaved. But at least she was practicing. Maybe she’ll be the hostess with the mostest when she’s older 🙂
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We got ourselves seated and took a few pictures.

Peyton wasn’t listening to Dave when we got seated, so we switched kids.  Peyton sat nicely while I was pointing out the instruments that we could see.  Then when the lights got dark, she was up on my lap.  She was very still and when the play started, it opened with “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies”, she blurted out, “Oh NUTCRACKER!”  I was a bit embarrassed, as the theater was very intimate, holding about 200 people, but only about 60% full.  We had the almost a whole row open next to us, so at least we could spread our stuff out, as we had been bundled up, thinking it was going to be cold walking around.  Peyton then whispered to me throughout, telling me up on seeing the characters, “I want to go outside.”  She was trembling at first, then I squeezed her tight, and she calmed down.  I told her we could go to lunch when the show was over.  There were four acts, and after each of them, the audience clapped and Peyton would whisper, “Is it over?”  Is it lunchtime?”  By the last act, she stopped asking, and wasn’t as worried.  She remained in my lap for the entire performance.  There were many other kids in the audience, and after it was done, I asked her if she liked it. She nodded!  Brandon said, “No, I was tired.”  I did hear him sigh after one of the acts.  Later, he told my family that he liked it, so maybe he did.  Peyton said she would go again next year, and Brandon agreed as well.  Maybe we’ll have to make it a family tradition, and try different performances.  We went to the mall next door, and Santa was there!  There was a promotion going on, and free pictures were being taken and cropped for us.  It was a demo on how to take three different pictures and use software to take the best of each of the pics and morph them all into one photo.
Here were the pics:

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Here’s one Dave took:

We stopped by my grandma’s house since it’s been awhile since we’ve seen her.  Peyton was passed out in the car, and remained that way in the house for awhile.  She finally got up, as Brandon was on the iPad.  We only stayed there for about an hour, then we headed home.  We wanted to get the kids back on routine, and Brandon hadn’t taken a nap at all.  We fed them about 530pm, and Peyton asked if it was time for sleep at about 615pm. We looked at each other, and though, sure!  Haha…both kids were in bed by 7pm.  I left for the gym, and got home by 8pm.  Alls quiet in the house!