This has been a season of firsts for my little ones. Gigglemeister has taken his first steps. The Sprite has lost her first tooth. The Bulldozer got his first (toy) gun. It’s a rubber-band guns, but the rubber-band action is for MTG.

Little Miss had a first today, the first book to make her cry. We’re reading the Little House books. We’re on “By the Shores of Silver Lake.” Minor spoiler ahead if you haven’t read this book, but nothing to do with the plot. Satisfaction is paramount when levitra on line it comes to a physical relationship. When you get excited or aroused, your pupils dilate- this is best viagra price a sign that your nervous technique is working atincreasing levels. With the viagra no prescription usa support of ingredients such as Shatavari, Akarkara, Kaunch Beej, Safed Behmen, Vidarikand. Once you have gained the trust of many patients of impotence. generic viagra usa respitecaresa.org is surely an FDA-approved medication and has been scientifically shown to improve erectile function in as little as three months. In the beginning of the book, Jack the bulldog dies. It just broke her heart. In fact, we read it this morning, but tonight when she went to bed she was still upset about it.

I love that she is so connected to the story and the characters that it affects her deeply. No, I don’t want her to unduly upset, but loving the characters in a book that much is something special.

I can’t remember what book first caused me to cry. I know I can never read Rilla of Ingleside without shedding tears, but I don’t think it was the first book to make me cry. There are characters from my childhood that I still feel close to–Lucy and Frodo, Anne and Meg. And I wonder who Little Miss will count as her friend years from now.