Mummu and Grandpa Visit

So Jared's mom and dad visited us at the end of March. "But it's May!" you say. All I have to say is, "Yep, it is." And now on to the pictures. The girls pretty much felt that their grandparents' blow up beds were their blow up beds.
Katie would have slept there if we had let her.
This was our dinner at a nice restaurant in Savannah. You can imagine what the patrons thought of Charlotte eating spaghetti with her hands and then dipping said hands over and over again in her water cup. This is Sisko in the courtyard of our hotel there in Savannah.
Charlotte thought it was the best hotel she had ever stayed at. Maybe because it's the only hotel she's ever stayed out, but that doesn't diminish its awesomeness.
And speaking of Savannah, look at that Spanish moss (which apparently is neither Spanish nor moss).
Ok, enough of Savannah. Here are the babies appropriating their grandparents' beds again. Only this time, they brought a bunch of their toys.
We also went to this German town about an hour north of our house. I know, a little German town in Georgia is pretty random.And that's about it. Their visit made a big impact on the girls. Katie and Charlotte talk about mummu and papa all the time now. Katie has started to point at strangers who have Sisko's same hair color and say, "Mummu!" Thanks for visiting us. We had a lot of fun!

Pre-Mother's Day Pictures

This post is for my mom and mother-in-law. Ok, it's mainly because my mom emailed me telling me to get with the posting pictures on the blog program, but they work for Jared's mom too. Notice the words on the bibs. Well, I guess they're kinda blocked. They say "I love grandma." See, works for both of our moms.
Doesn't Charlotte have great bed head? It cracks me up every morning.

Easter

Ok people, here are some Easter pictures. We've got some babies who wear their sunglasses inside. I saw Usher do that on American Idol a couple weeks ago. Since they're doing it too, I think they must be famous.
Charlotte takes a spare moment from her fans to say hello and eat some jelly beans. Ahhhhh jelly beans. The babies found the first true love of their short lives when they tasted them.
And after noticing that Katie couldn't see diddly crap without pushing her hair out of her eyes, I did their hair so that we could have an Easter egg hunt. Her vision improved, and she found some eggs.
They actually call eggs "bubbles." If you happen to be driving by my house and hear them screaming about bubbles, it's because they have accidentally lost one. It could also be because I gathered them all up and hid them above the microwave. I'm thinking that if they find them there, they're geniuses.
But back to the Easter egg hunt. Well that's actually pretty much it. Here's a parting shot of Katie getting ready to go inside.Oh, and how can I forget our dying basil plant. We bought it one day before Easter and it died about one day after Easter. It just shriveled up completely. Hopefully our other plants will do better this year.
Yum! Doesn't that make you want to go make something basily?

Charley After A Nap

What baby doesn't like to take a nap and get naked except for one pant leg and a diaper (thank goodness the diaper stayed on)?

Katie Eats Chipotle

Dirty face. Befuddled look. What did I just eat! Oh yeah, Chipotle.

Babies in the Snow

So I took these pictures last month after our snow storm. I know, it's been a while. What can I say? I've been unmotivated to post them. It's hard to think of anything positive to say about the snow. Mainly because I hate it. But the girls liked it. In fact, they had the best time ever. Here are some pictures of their attempts to build a snow man.


Hmmmmm. They might have better luck next year when they actually understand what a snow man is. Charlotte is looking forward to it.

Socks and Shoes

Here is a video of the girls walking around in Jared's slippers and talking a little about the best things ever: socks and shoes. Who doesn't love shoes? No one, that's who!