"Ah...I'm so relaxed."
Kara found a toilet paper dispenser
almost as tall as she is.
almost as tall as she is.
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Amy was cleaning her room and singing "big black hole and a cherry tree," with her very own melody, of course. Mom told her that it was "horse" and not "hole," and she said, "Yeah, but that's not cool."
Kara has learned to count to three. She's so excited about it, she wants to teach others. So she gave Aurora some play money, and demanded, "Count!"
Joy got to substitute in Kara's nursery class at church on Sunday. He really enjoyed watching her. It's amazing what you can learn about your children in situations away from home. Kara is the least stressed-out of all the kids in her class. She is really good at sharing, and even offered another little girl a toy when she was crying. Interestingly, she also has the strongest verbal skills in the class.
Brenda is not too thrilled about having to put on a swimsuit for the girls' swimming lessons, but Amy and Kara love going. Neither of them is particularly daring in the water, but they're having fun.
QOSROIT: Milk, dark or white (chocolate, that is)?
Love,
The Petersons
2 comments:
Milk chocolate, definitely.
Amy is a crack-up and will probably be a brilliant songwriter when she grows up. Big black hole actually does intrigue me more than the big black horse does.
Your girls are so cute. I hope I get to see them (and you) soon.
Kara and Amy are not picky about chocolate. Joy and Brenda prefer dark, although milk does have its place. White chocolate isn't really chocolate anyway, so it doesn't really count.
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