Sunday, February 22, 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
The babies have found their new role models. They copy everything their big sisters do. This is so cute. Every gesture, every expression they copy big sissy. But there is a catch.
My wonderful older girls taught them (thinking it would be funny!) how to pick there nose and eat it. Yes another great milestone in our kids life!! Thank God for big sisters!!
Cooking with Dada
The babies love to pull a chair up to the island and watch us cook.
They are getting so big and their personalities are really coming out. They love to play babies. They carefully lay the dolls down and cover them with blankets and say, "shh baby night, night." Madison's new word is,~ Mean. She uses it regularly to refer to her dad. It's mama, dada mean, dada mean! They both say, Thank you very clearly. Christina loves to run and say, Ready, Set, Go!!
Chelsea passed her written test for her learners permit. She started drivers ed at school this week. She drives pretty good. But with me in the car we are both a nervous wreck! I don't think mothers should teach their teenage daughters how to drive! And of course I have been driving for 21 years and know nothing!!!
Tati is doing well. She has been working hard at school. She had her first oral report in front of the class. We all know she is very shy. I thought for sure she would just not do it. I was so proud that she followed through and did it! Tati also loves cooking with Jeff. She is Jeff''s little helper with Sunday's dinners. Hopefully, I would like to put her in a summer cooking camp!
Friday, January 23, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Bubbles
The babies have had a horrible cold and have been whinny it seems like for about a month. So hoping to have a relaxing night full of cuddles, I put them in the bath. And all of a sudden bubbles appeared! I have never seen two little girls laugh so much! Then it was on~ the bubble fest! They were so proud of their new accomplishment. Laughing at each other, grunting and making faces. Jeff can't deny these two are his.
Most moms write of the great accomplishments of their children. But I think the greatest accomplishment as a mother is to see that pure, honest so fulfilling joy and laughter in your children. The innocence of true happiness and uninhibited fun. Oh and I was so thankful that it was JUST bubbles and no surprises!