Andy enjoys bonding with A. He does things with his son that he never did with the girls. Like this ... yes, they are in the street! Andy needed to move the car from parked on the side of the street to the driveway. It didn't require a trip up and down the road with the windows down, but it sure looks like lots of fun!
E has learned how to pull the cover away from the side of her bassinet so she can sneak a peek. She scoots to the top corner and looks through. This is how I find her in the mornings. 
The girls love summer. What's not to love about hot afternoons demanding cool treats?
My little A loves the camera. Whenever I bring it out he gets real close and says, "Cheee."
It's certainly not fun, but a necessary evil.
All little girls like to play with baby dolls. But C's not content with a doll; she wants to "play" with the real deal. She really is a great help to me. I can't wait until she can change diapers!
The girls were watching a show on television. They don't like scary things, and it doesn't take much to be scary these days. They wanted to keep watching, so they got real close and hugged each other. I was able to catch the moment with my camera. Sweet sisters.
A perfect start for Family Fun Day.
One afternoon we were sitting at the table playing Uno when out of the blue M asked, "Mom, why didn't PawPaw take his chair to heaven? Doesn't he want to sit in his chair in heaven?"
When E gets fussy, usually just a change of scenery calms her down. She was crying in her bouncie chair in the kitchen, so I moved her to the bassinet in the playroom. Then she was all smiles!
We've got another helper in training. A is growing up so fast. He wants to do everything his big sisters do. So I'm putting him to work, and he loves it!
Andy truly loves his newest daughter. We've heard older, more wise people say that the days of crying infants and toddler chaos are the most precious. That's hard to imagine when we are in the midst of it, but we do treasure these days. They won't last forever.
