Abbie waiting patiently for her rhythmic class - commenting on the two year olds doing their class saying, "Aren't they CUTE? Look at them dancing...soooo cute!" Funny b/c at four, she apparently considers herself soooo much older!
Ballerina takes a quick break - mid twirl - to breastfeed her "baby"...or so I'm told :-)
Three pairs of little toes...yum. I love the sound of these little feet prancing around the house...I hope I always remember those sounds...
My proud moment: At my four month doctor visit I proved I own the title "Plumpest Sister of All!"
A recent visit to the Museum of Science and Industry and what was the favorite? The phones to listen to the narrator describing an exhibit!
Steering the giant ship's wheel - I was surprised at how heavy it really was! Those dramatic movie scenes in which the captain struggles to control the ship on a thrashing sea really could be genuine ;-)
Soaking up some Vitamin D
Tummy Time
Daddy LOVES those Lincoln Logs! I was cleaning them up one night after the girls had gone to bed and he said (and I quote), "Wait - don't put those away just yet I had some ideas I wanted to try out - I feel like I can't quite fully reach my potential when I'm building with the girls due to their desire to knock everything I build over...I might tinker with them for a bit tonight!" And he did...;-)
Daddy handling The Three all by himself at the Museum of Science and Industry...maybe I should slip away for a coffee break...
Bathing Baby...
A real doll for this one...
Last but not least - a trick of the eye at the Children's Museum that made my heart skip a beat - Just how many two year old Izzies could we handle?? Glad I'm not the Octamom...
Ballerina takes a quick break - mid twirl - to breastfeed her "baby"...or so I'm told :-)
Three pairs of little toes...yum. I love the sound of these little feet prancing around the house...I hope I always remember those sounds...
My proud moment: At my four month doctor visit I proved I own the title "Plumpest Sister of All!"
A recent visit to the Museum of Science and Industry and what was the favorite? The phones to listen to the narrator describing an exhibit!
Steering the giant ship's wheel - I was surprised at how heavy it really was! Those dramatic movie scenes in which the captain struggles to control the ship on a thrashing sea really could be genuine ;-)
Soaking up some Vitamin D
Tummy Time
Daddy LOVES those Lincoln Logs! I was cleaning them up one night after the girls had gone to bed and he said (and I quote), "Wait - don't put those away just yet I had some ideas I wanted to try out - I feel like I can't quite fully reach my potential when I'm building with the girls due to their desire to knock everything I build over...I might tinker with them for a bit tonight!" And he did...;-)
Daddy handling The Three all by himself at the Museum of Science and Industry...maybe I should slip away for a coffee break...
Bathing Baby...
A real doll for this one...
Last but not least - a trick of the eye at the Children's Museum that made my heart skip a beat - Just how many two year old Izzies could we handle?? Glad I'm not the Octamom...
