Welcome September

Adia's been back in preschool for almost 3 weeks now. She's still getting used to it since it's much more strict than the last place. She's still making friends too.




Before school today

The girls got to spend a weekend at DiDi's house. The twins were so excited. They love staying there & I slept 10 hours, straight. That was nice for me too. It's so hard to get a picture of all of them together. You get them next to each other & off they go. You take what you can get.







We've mostly been staying around the house. Adia goes to DiDi's on the weekends and we spend one on one time with the twins.





The twins have just recently become interested in baking with me. Adia doesn't like to share, but she doesn't get a choice. They've got to learn too.



The twins have given up napping & they all the girls go to sleep by 7:30. It sometimes makes for earlier mornings (6:30-7:30), but they all seem more rested. Sometimes they do pass out in the afternoons though. This particular day they were up at 5:45.


Gramma and Papa came up for a couple days and the girls loved havng them here. They were so used to seeing them weekly that it's been tough on them. They ask about them all the time so when they woke up in the morning, went running into the playroom and found gramma & papa still here, they were beyond excited. Papa did a lot of little projects around the house while he was here, including making a cat tree. Adia helped.

I brought out the puzzles for the girls a couple weeks ago. The twins really like them at the library so I thought they might like the few we had. I was right. They're getting much better than they were. Scott has been working with Adia to build Legos too.





Adia loves getting her nails painted and is really interested in patterns. She's been telling me to do different ones each time we paint her nails. Today she wanted a rainbow.




I took the girls to get their flu shots this month too. I took Mira & Leia while Adia was at school. Leia went first. She started screaming and Mira looked very alarmed. When it was Mira's turn, I said, "come here Mira." She looked at me like I was crazy and said, "No way!" Once I grabbed her, she started screaming "Let go of me!" The nurse actually laughed. I took Adia the next day. Gramma & Papa watched the twins while I took Adia back. She had a choice over where to get the shot. She picked her arm. She sat in my lap and didn't even flinch when the needle went in. It was over in seconds and she never complained at all. I can't believe how big she is!