Month: February 2013

Today, we had no plans. Not like us for a Sunday while the kids on a three-day holiday from school. Dave took Brandon out to golf and shoot baskets, while I made some food for the upcoming week. After I was done, I hung out with Peyton and did some puzzles. She did a 48-piece while I cooked, and then I helped her with the 100 piece puzzle. My goal was to not touch the pieces but have her figure things out on her own. I was just coaching her and encouraging her to not give up. It took awhile, but she was determined. The boys came home, and then we had lunch. Dave was bringing me some eggs, as I didn’t know he had used them all, and I was stuck without them for my cornbread. I finished it up, then Peyton and I went to take a nap. http://www.heritageihc.com/endocrine discount viagra sales It also affects your stamina and sex drive. The degraded degree of blood flow may cheap levitra be decreased. Kamagra is found in two forms namely Kamagra oral tabs and Kamagra Jelly. find address levitra online from india tadalafil generic india This information is intended to help men understand new generation medicines for erectile dysfunction and their benefits. She and I slept for two straight hours! After she woke up, we headed out to watch the other IMAX movie that was playing at the same theater as last week. Peyton hadn’t gotten to see it, so Dave took them after dropping me off at the public market. I didn’t want to risk getting queasy again, and since my presence wasn’t needed, I let Dave take the two kids. I sat and browsed, and even passed on coffee, since it was already 4pm. The movie was just like last week’s in that it was 45 minutes or so. I walked back to meet them, and we went back to the same restaurant as last week’s birthday party. Peyton had missed out, and I felt like I was too rushed and too stressed to enjoy the food. Brandon was convinced to order something besides grilled cheese, while Peyton selected the spaghetti and meatball. We headed home, and the kids got ready for bed. It’s a work night for Dave, so he won’t get to have fun tomorrow. I will have to figure out how to entertain the kids tomorrow.

We have yet to attend a movie as a whole family!  I’ve taken Brandon a few times, and I took the kids once by myself when Dave was traveling.  One day it may happen.  One day.

Brandon got fun dip for v-day. He brought it home, and didn’t sneak it. Yay! Progress. And it’s been around for two days. Also, progress. He was given juice, fruit snacks and nilla wafers after basketball. I convinced both kids to pass on the juice. I was hoping they’d make the choice themselves, but I just looked at them, and both returned the juice. Brandon picked the nilla wafers instead of the Oreos. He ate one packet, then we told him he could have the fruit snacks after lunch. One kid had 5 bags of cookies, so I’m happy that each kid only took one bag, along with the fruit snacks. Peyton ate the fruit snacks and kept her cookies for later. Neither complained. While Brandon and I stayed home when Peyton went golfing, I asked him if he wanted to taste the fun dip. Who is primarily recommended to buy Tadalafil? Tadalafil is indicated to all men, having problems with the emergence viagra online without and holding an erection to complete the act of sexual intercourse. You achieve all the above through the power sale viagra of physical, mental, sexual and spiritual satisfaction. However the timing for its effect may come later, and copious drinking in general can bring the drug to an end. viagra sale It thought about that order viagra may not be obvious to the family members at first, but everyone is equally at risk in this family affair, even the acting-out child who could be draining the family’s attention, energy and resources. He did. Then, I asked him if he wanted to have a slice of cake instead of the fun dip. I told him fun dip was just sugar with dye in it. At least the cake had real flavor. He agreed to have cake. And he threw the fun dip away. He told me he didn’t like it anyway (coping mechanism). Then, I had him cut his own slice. He thought about it, and I’d told him that the frosting was made out of butter. He cut himself a reasonable kid-slice piece (it’s only a single layer, so even better). Then he scraped some of the frosting off, but rescued the chocolate curls. He ended eating most of the frosting by the time it piggy-backed onto the curls, but at least he tried. I’m hoping to have him make more of his own choices, with guidance from us. It will definitely be a work in progress…

The basketball team is definitely getting better! While the outcome was the same, more players scored points today. The kids are passing better, and taking better shots. So far, Brandon’s purely a defensive player. On offense, he is a great passer 🙂 At least he knows his role, and he doesn’t try to take shots that he has no business taking. My mom came to watch the game today. She didn’t know any of the players names, only their numbers. Peyton knew each kid’s name, by just their number and the backs of their heads. She knew all the kids’ names except the boy whose sister she plays with. Oops. After I informed her, she knew all 10 boys on the team. She, too, did a better job cheering and rooting for the team. She did mess around with Anya for a bit, but we got to watch most of the game. They will take a break for the president’s holiday, and will resume with practice after a week and a half. Hopefully they can continue with the momentum they have thus far!

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Today, Peyton and I dropped Brandon off at school and watched flag salute. Then, we headed to Peyton’s school. I reviewed with her in the car about the no crying at drop off. She joked with me and was laughing saying, “No crying!” like it was silly we were even talking about it. I was hoping she would own up to it, and when I dropped her off, the kids were in the playground. She was fine, and even said, “Goodbye, Mommy!” I waved to her, and left her to settle in. She was just staring out into the sea of kids playing. Then, she ran over to Sydney and the girls to play. I was watching her from the window, with another boy’s mom who’d also just dropped her son off. I came back home to clean up a little, then I rehearsed my book to read to the class. It wasn’t that I wanted to practice the words as much as I did the timing. I only had 20 minutes. It was a book about a dragon trying to figure out what kind of creature he was. There was a mixture of some Chinese characters in there, but their English meanings were there. It took me about 15 minutes to read the book. Then there was a short epilogue, which I included in my time. I felt comfortable with that, and I’d also prepared the Chinese zodiac for discussion should I still have more time. I changed into my volunteer shirt, and headed over to school. I checked into the office, and as I was signing in, I got a tap on my arm. There was a boy with an ice pack on his face, but I noticed it was Theo. The nurse told him to come back in the room, but he said, “I was just saying hi to my friend’s mom.” I thought it was so sweet, and happy to hear that they are still friends (sometimes they get into trouble with one another). I wished him well, since it looked like something had happened, then went on to Brandon’s class.
Just as I’d gotten to the door, and was trying to figure out a way in (the door is locked), Mrs L opened the door. I think we surprised each other! She went back inside, then I was let in by the door monitor. She introduced me as “Mrs. Mah” (which sounds weird, like MY mom is Mrs. Mah). But I took my seat at the front of the class and greeted Room 38. The class was very quiet, and respectful as I read the story. One boy, T, started telling me all the characters in Chinese! He blurted out the Chinese words for the characters represented. I thanked him politely, and continued on with the story. At the end, I had about 5 minutes for Q&A. I think I fielded 10 questions and comments. T told us that he was born in China, and that he thought he saw dragons there. Another girl said she went to Chinatown before, and she saw dragons there. Two girls, including, B, said, “I liked the book.” It was really sweet. B is a tall girl, about Brandon’s height. She plays basketball on the girls’ team in Brandon’s league. Brandon was looking for a valentine from her, and he was a bit saddened that he didn’t see one from her. He didn’t point anyone else out for not giving him only, only B. (Later he told me, “I asked her why she didn’t give me one, after asking Mrs L. B told me that she gave me one, and maybe it fell out of my bag.”) I was surprised he would ask her! I guess they are too young to beat around the bush. I wrapped up the questions and comments, and then I took Brandon out of class early. I just walked him over to chess club. I dropped him off and waited for him to be let in.  I realized half of his basketball team is in chess club.  Perhaps this is why they have yet to win a game in basketball.  Just sayin’.  I went back home again, and in less than an hour later, I was back. I ran into Brandon’s teacher from last year. We were chatting how he was doing, as she’d heard he was doing well. She loved the fact that the boys from her classroom were so close even though they were spread out amongst different classrooms. She even asked how Peyton was doing. We’ve been fortunate to have two really good teachers so far, and they are really interested in their students. She waited until the kids were dismissed, and as the kids came out, she wondered where Brandon was. Finally, he came out and over to us. She chatted with him for a bit before we left to go to his doctor’s appointment.
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I have to “practice” reading a book for Mystery Reader tomorrow.  I was going to pick one book to read, so I had it out of the library book bag.  Brandon said, “Oh, my teacher read that to us in class.”  OH.  Man.  It was perfect – a nice story about sharing and Chinese new year!  Well, off to the drawing board to pick another book.  We also have Brandon’s 7 year old check up tomorrow.  Another busy day.

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We left after practice was over. We talked some more in the car about how he did. Then, he got himself ready for bed. Peyton was still up, and she was playing catch with my mom, too. The kids went down, while I did my 30 minutes of the Nike app. We each had a piece of leftover birthday cake, then turned in ourselves.

Yesterday, when I went to get Peyton, there was a helicopter hovering over the school. Apparently, it’d been there for at least 30 minutes. Today, I discovered it was looking over something – a man who had been storing chemicals at his house in the same city, and only about a mile away from Peyton’s school. In my time in college, I’ve known helicopters to be “ghetto birds”, but I didn’t realize we had them up here, too 🙁 It’s the second time in a year that there’s been police activity so close to Peyton’s school, which is across the street from work!