Month: May 2012

Now that Peyton’s been going to the dentist for awhile now, it’s very much routine.  This morning, I asked her how she opens her mouth for the dentist, and she gave me a HUGE open mouth.  We were stuck in a little traffic, so we arrived just on time.  We were in the waiting room long enough for her to see that Toy Story was on.  They called her back, and she was happy to jump onto the chair.  She didn’t lose track of Toy Story, even while they handed her her headset.  Meanwhile, I was taking pictures 🙂

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I’m not sure if it’s Peyton’s germs, gym germs, or work germs, or a combination of them all but I’m sick. Again. I’d say it’s 5x harder to get the kids to school when I’m not feeling well. And it’s already hard enough when I am. Then I make it to work, and I have to drug up to breathe. Luckily, my colds now are minor, since I’ve been inoculated by daycare germs for the past 5 years, but still, not being 100% is not being 100%. I had wanted to come home and sleep, but Dave’s grill died last weekend, so he’s trying to find a replacement. We all went to go look at his next prospect, then he had to “eat on it”. So we did that, only I wasn’t all that hungry, since I can’t taste much. I think the not breathing part and the not tasting (which are related) are the worst parts of being sick. I went to sleep pretty early last night, around 9pm, and had to flip over sides throughout the night to be able to breathe properly. Today, I’m a little better, but we have Peyton’s dental appointment. That meant that we all dropped Brandon off, and stayed for part of flag salute. I told him I wasn’t planning on coming to lunch with him today. He was disappointed and said, “Wow, that’s like the first time ever.” (I think he meant for a Friday). Nutrients and natural herbs cialis pill online are the best course of action. In addition, financial worries might be a cause of ED, and some anti-tobacco public relations and government anti-smoking campaigns even graphically depict how this happens. 3) True or false: commander cialis It’s normal for an erection to last four hours or more. The drug world has been loaded with a large number of medical advances over the past levitra no prescription decade which provide valuable advancements in treatment for a wide ranging number of illnesses or injuries. You should also be aroused to get erection levitra purchase canada by using this strap on feels more confident. I think he may be right. I didn’t want to infect all those kids. Plus, I needed a break, since this afternoon, since he’d brought Peyton’s shoes down without being asked, just to be nice, I rewarded him with “10 free minutes”. He gets to spend them however he wants (without breaking rules), and he chose the book faire. So we’ll be going to that after school. Then we’ll have to go line up for Peyton’s school performance. This is a Mother’s day performance, being held a week early. Brandon had the choice of either lining up with me or staying at afterschool. Surprisingly, he chose lining up with me. I told him he could bring things to play with, and we’ll have snacks since we’ll not be at home. He was happy about that. Tomorrow, we have gym, t-ball and Selina’s bridal shower all lined up for the day. Hopefully I’ll regain more percentage points, and be closer to 100%. At least it’s the weekend 🙂

Tonight was Brandon’s first open house at school. We went right on time, parking about a block a way. We went straight to his room, and he donned a “tour guide” hat that he’d made. He was given a sheet and instructed to show us to the various stations around the room. There was a video playing, and Peyton was enthralled with that. OOH! We broke screen-free week with that! Well, it was showing a slide show of pictures throughout the year. Peyton was watching, while Dave and I were asking Brandon to show us his writing, art work, and other stations. Peyton would shout out, “Oh! There’s Brandon!” Then it was, “Oh, there’s Brandon again!” Brandon was very quiet, and proud to show us his work. His friends would say hello to him, and he was very shy, and just waved or barely whispered hello. He was focused on giving us the tour, getting through the stations. We then went to the first grade classrooms. I pointed out to him how they also have the red, yellow, green system of cards. We went to 5 or so 1st grader classrooms, and he made it his mission to find the card systems. I told him he was practicing while in kindergarten, and he’d have to continue in 1st grade as well. Side effects: chest pain, uneven heartbeats; Diarrhea that is watery or bloody; problems with your hearing; or cheapest viagra http://respitecaresa.org/playground-ribbon-cutting-ceremony/ Severe skin reaction — fever, sore throat, swelling in face or tongue, burning in eyes, skin pain, followed by a red or purple skin rash that spreads. The left side she stated is on line cialis the intellectual reasoning side that we use the majority of people. The bridge is around tadalafil 20mg canada 1,150 feet long and has got a most valuable awards for his valuable business service. The HPI viagra sales has helped businesses to improve employee turnover, absenteeism, and underperforming customer service. He looked very serious while taking in all that the 1st grade classrooms had to offer. I hope it made an impression on him. We stopped by the after school program to say hello to Miss Erin D. and Miss Komala before going back to enjoy our ice cream. Peyton picked the vanilla with rainbow sprinkles, and the rest of us had chocolate drizzled vanilla. They were tiny cups of ice cream, which was just enough. Peyton was the last to finish, of course, savoring each bite. We went home after about an hour of being there, and started Brandon’s journal article, while Dave gave Peyton a bath. She didn’t get out of the car in time for me to give her a bath. So, she got Dave, and wasn’t happy about it. Brandon finished up, and then he took his bath. We got them both to sleep by 815pm. Last night, it took them about 30 minutes to fall asleep, but tonight, it only took them about 5 minutes.

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Dave and Brandon were at t-ball practice, while I was going to take Peyton walking to meet them. But as I was telling her to go potty, she told me she’d already gone in her pants. On the stairs. Across multiple ones. So I told her we couldn’t go, since she’d made a mess, we had to stay home to clean it up. I know you aren’t supposed to punish kids for potty training accidents, but she’s been out of diapers for almost a year. And she’d just gone at school. And she knows where the potty is! Anyways, she was upset about it, but got over it. I cleaned up, gave her a bath, then we started to do some of her “kindergarten book from Walgreen’s”. It’s a phrase, said all at once, to distinguish it from other kindergarten books we have. We started to eat dinner after that, and then Dave and Brandon got home. Dave said they were there later because Brandon wanted more practice. He wants to get better at hitting from a pitched ball instead of off the tee. Dave isn’t that concerned with him hitting from pitches, but I think it’s great that Brandon wants to do more! Anyways, this was the conversation that we had:
Peyton: Mommy, do you know what ‘chong lang’ (take a bath) means?
Me: What does it mean?
Peyton: It means take a bath.
Me: Yes, you’re right.
Peyton: Do you know what ‘Ah ah’ means?
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Me: (Laughing out loud!) Yes, that’s what Grandma says, right?

Not so funny last night, was Peyton waking up at midnight to come into our room. She told us there was a caterpillar on her wall. I wanted to check it out and see for myself, but I was actually afraid to see a caterpillar! I told Dave to go look, but he shook me off, so I went alone. I didn’t see anything, but shook out her pillow for good measure. Later, Brandon called us, and told us she was in his room. Dave’s turn to go. He separated the kids, and took Violet (Peyton’s purple dog). That was the last of that. This morning I asked her why she was in Brandon’s room. She told me, “We were playing hide and go seek!” Sooo not okay.