This week has flown by. Yesterday, I got a call that Brandon wasn’t feeling well. I was on my lunch time walk, and I didn’t want to go out, but he was wanting to go home. He was slumped over in the nurse’s bed when I arrived 30 minutes later. He didn’t want to walk to the car, but after telling him I couldn’t carry him, he begrudgingly stood up. But he started to moan and groan, whining and crying about his stomach. I got him home, and he crawled upstairs to bed with a bowl in case he puked. Dave came home and then left to get Peyton. I took a nap, since I’d not gotten good sleep the night before. He came down still moaning and groaning, but more because I think he was bored and tired of being sequestered in his room. Dave came home but didn’t get Pedialyte as requested by Brandon. I later left to go get it. He had requested grape or orange if no grape. I did the best I could, and I got generic orange colored fruit something or other. He insisted he needed Pedialyte, brand only, but the pharmacist in me disagreed. He drank two cups, then went back to bed. He had a performance today, so I was worried about him not making it. I had taken work off to make it, so he HAD to be there. He’s been practicing for the past month or so. He has a character, and he had gotten his costume all together for it. This morning, he woke up with a head ache, but with two more cups of replacement solution (it’s generic Pedialyte, so I can’t call it that), and a full breakfast of eggs, ham and hash browns, he went to school. I saw him at noon, when he came in, and he was all dressed nicely in his ‘teacher’ / spy clothes. I had to wait until his character (Nathan Hale) was called.
It was a long presentation, about 2.5 hours. It was run by the same people who did the “walk through of California” last year. It seems like a long time, but the kids were really engaged and respectful of their peers. Here is Brandon’s, though he had his classmates talking to the proctor during his:
Here’s his fight scene:
And finally, they had the national anthem.
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I left right away to go back to work for the rest of my time. I got home and the boys went to basketball practice, but not before Brandon had opened up the cologne samples of our SI magazines and rubbed it all over himself, while I stayed home with Peyton to read and do her piano. When the boys got home, we all had dinner. While we were cleaning up, we got a doorbell ring. We all four looked at each other, then the kids took off for the door. I ran out there with them, and there was a car parked on the opposite side of the street, and two people were taking off. Brandon said, “It’s a boy!” We did look at the door bell (cheaters) and saw it was Peyton’s classmate. I told her not to say anything to the boy, since we shouldn’t be using the doorbell camera.
Now, we have to go pixie our family sometime in the next few days…
Here are the pictures:
Art work and school work:
This month’s character trait at school is caring. Brandon has a writing piece to draft and share with his class. He will be working at the warehouse to sort toys on Saturday. He was trying to ask Peyton what we did two years ago. Peyton will be sharing about Girl Scouts and her vest. Today she got a gift (holiday socks!) from her first grade teacher for helping in her classroom. She goes there once a week to volunteer. I love that she is contributing to school!
Saturday, we practiced piano in the morning and then we went out for breakfast for lunch. We laid low until Brandon’s basketball game late in the afternoon. We drove separately so dave could take off for his holiday party set up. I stayed at home with the kids to attend our neighborhood holiday party. One mom threw a party at her house. Brandon was trying to set up a play date with his friend and teammate but he’d have to coordinate with my mom which was too difficult. We had to postpone it so I got the kids home to shower before my mom arrived. She’d just come home and hung out with us before they went out to meet my dad who was coming down. I had some alone time to get ready for Dave’s party. I curled and re-curled my hair while watching the ucla basketball game. I headed over to the neighborhood party just in time meaning I was super early. I was the first to arrive! I was able to mingle with the other early birds as they arrived and stayed about an hour in total. I arrived at Dave’s work party fashionably late. I had a cold plate of meat in front of me per my request. It was still yummy but I didn’t eat as much as I could have if I’d been there the first time around. We ended up shutting the party down as usual but I didn’t seem as long for me since I’d not been there at 430 pm like Dave had.
We got home separately and my mom was still up. She couldn’t sleep because they’d had green tea at dinner, and she kept thinking she was hearing noises (our pixie did get us Saturday night!). She went to bed when we got home.
This morning, the kids woke up super early. I thought Peyton had gone downstairs but she was in Brandon’s room. She was perfecting her aim on his nerf gun that he’d recently earned back. I thought he was working on his aim but he said she was. Both practiced piano then we contacted his friend for a movie date. We all went to see Moana. Our two had already seen the movie. But Dave really wanted to see it. I did great for the first 3/4 of the movie mostly because I was too cold to sleep. I finally coinvinced Peyton to sit with us to keep me warm. At that time, I fell asleep. Ugh. We dropped C off at home and then took Peyton to basketball practice. Then we got dropped off at Girl Scouts to make fleece blankets for foster kids.
Our final event was going up to see my parents for Dave’s last birthday celebration. We went out up there. I told Peyton we should play a game “who can fall asleep first?” She proudly proclaimed she’d won. But I came in second while Brandon did fall asleep but third. Here are our pictures from the celebrations: When order cheap levitra devensec.com the time is right, these pathogens will regrow in the prostate, resulting in the recurrence of chronic prostatitis. Impotence or erectile dysfunction viagra sale canada is a humiliating and embarrassing nature. Maybe I’m old-fashioned but I believe browse around description acquisition de viagra that children shouldn’t have to choose which parent is safe to use. It quickly combines with nitrate and suddenly free sample of cialis drops the blood pressure lowering effects of nitrates, for example, isosorbide dinitrate (Isordil), isosorbide mononitrate (Imdur, Ismo, Monoket), nitroglycerin (Nitro-Dur, Transderm-Nitro) that are used primarily for treating angina.
Fire ball dessert
The long week ended with Dave’s birthday. We’ve been going all week long non stop.
Monday, Brandon had basketball practice til late, then Tuesday I had a conference call for the PTA. But I worked late as I’d gone to school midday for an art project.
Brandon dropped his clarinet during practice and busted a key. I had to take it to the repair shop and use a rental clarinet that school had. Wednesday we didn’t have basketball, but Brandon had to do lots of math, and I had to order our Christmas cards. Thursday, Brandon stayed at school while I took Peyton to piano. He had rehearsal early so he stayed for that. I came back and then Peyton went home with Dave. Both kids showered up before the band concert, and I took Brandon back by 6. They came back just as the show started. Then, after the concert, I headed to a work holiday party. I ended up talking to my mentor doctor until the party ended.
This morning, I headed back to work again after dropping the kids off at school. I worked for three hours then Peyton and I came back to practice piano. We went back to get Brandon, and he did the same. While Peyton practiced piano, it was super quiet downstairs. I crept down the stairs to find Brandon curled up on the couch taking a nap!
Peyton was getting very cranky so I told her to go take a nap so we could take dave out for dinner. She said she wasn’t tired so I told her I needed a nap. Brandon worked on a surprise for Dave. Peyton was still asleep (remember, she wasn’t tired) when Dave got back home. I woke her up since I wanted to make sure she would sleep later tonight.
We headed out for warm ramen and headed to get Dave’s free scoop of ice cream. The kids went down after 8!
Brandon’s snowman he didn’t like it, but I think it turned out great! I love that he put a Santa hat on it to give it that pop of color.
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Being recognized at flag salute for performing last night.
Even this die hard dodger fan did not appreciate these.
Birthday hats Brandon made. These say “happy birthday”
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Love that he looked at me to see if I was watching.
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We stayed to close the party down and then we headed out. Peyton stayed up for awhile then asked, “Can I go to sleep now?” Funny she asked.
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This morning, Peyton and I practiced piano while Dave had taken Brandon out. I didn’t know where but Brandon came back in when they got back to tell us they got a tree! I got Peyton ready to go and we went to get our pixie presents.
When we got back, we got ready for Brandon’s first basketball game. We hung out long enough to see him score a basket – a jump hook over someone. Then we left for Peyton’s piano recital. She had to go first so we could leave for basketball practice. She was just a bit late but she made most of it. Dave and Brandon made it over after their game. They ended up falling by 10 points – they were up at the half! Luckily, Brandon had made his free throw at the half that counts for the score. I headed to TJ for groceries while dave took the kids to the Japanese grocery store. I met them back at home after my trip. I got ready for Michelle’s birthday celebration. I was driving her today. We had another great time together, celebrating over dinner, drinks and laughs. Here are the pictures and videos of our weekend:
Newspaper dancing – Macarena without stepping off the paper. She did it with her friends!
Tonight, Peyton had another Girl Scout event. They had worked on small gifts to sell and were given a chance to buy other gifts made by other troops. We arrived early to make a sign. Half the troop was given one poster paper while the other half was given another. Peyton had a group of 5. They were to write their troop number and then their names. They were trying to figure out how to decorate the blank sheet of paper. They all wanted a part. Suddenly, they got a spark! I heard peyton say, “We can all do a letter!” They all wrote one letter of “Troop”. Then luckily, their troop number is five digits. They all chose a number and wrote that, too. She’s learning how to be more diplomatic and use nice manners. I just watched it all happen, and it was nice to see.
Here’s what she did!
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Life has been pretty nuts lately. The holiday season is definitely upon us.
The new thing for Peyton this week is the use of “air quotes”. She was referring to dinner last night, saying she could eat it as was “spicy” but not. It was only a little bit spicy. Pixie-ing will begin again this week! We’ll do it for two weeks with two different families.
Here are some pictures that have been taken this past week:
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