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Susanna at 19 Months

Susie’s vocabulary has exploded this past month; she’s still not stringing words together, but she imitates everything we say, and I can’t even list all her words anymore.  Grandma and Grandpa Muller are here this week, and they noticed right away how she copies everything her big sister does!  She loves to dance, to color […]

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A Mild Case of Bedhead

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Coloring

Rainy days are rare here, but when they come, it’s nice to spend a cozy morning, coloring at the table.

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For Grandpa, who will be pleased to know that the kids are making oboes out of duplos again:

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Hoping For Change

From this: To this: Guess which child had a screaming temper tantrum in the polling place while I filled out my ballot this morning?  It’s amazing what a simple hand-me-down photo shoot prop can do to a child’s psyche!

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Cooking Day

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Carving a Pumpkin Moonshine

I forgot to post this earlier this week–the kids convinced Daddy to carve our first real pumpkin moonshine!

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Little Bear and Little Sal, Redux

This year we recycled our costumes from Pennsylvania, because no one here had seen them yet.=)  (And because Mommy didn’t have the energy to make anything new this year.  Taking ideas for a children’s book foursome for next year…)

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Disneyland

When our friends Greg and Melanie found out that the kids and I had never been to a theme park, they offered to take us to Disneyland with his employee guest passes!  We took them up on their offer on Saturday.  I wore my detested SI joint belt and took both my nausea meds before […]

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our perishable bodies

Susanna had her visit with the orthopedist yesterday morning.  She won’t need any special therapy or shoes or anything, as it should all correct on its own.  Her hips are rotated in, her tibia bones are twisted in, and her feet appear bent but are in fact straight enough.  No follow-up necessary.  One less medical […]

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