My husbandMy husband A, isn't a fan of having his whole life plastered on the web for all to see, which is understandable. So for now, here's a pic of A, in smiley-face-ninja form.
My daughter R
At 7 years old, R is the oldest of the three. She loves school, and recently started second grade. She's sweet and caring, sometimes surprising us with her good deeds or thoughtful ideas. She's creative - she enjoys writing, music, and any type of crafty projects. Last time I asked, she said that she mostly wants to be a song writer when she grows up (and a teacher, a marine biologist, a librarian, and a mother to about 10 kids). She takes karate and dance classes. She absolutely LOVES reading (she read close to 10,000 pages this summer alone!). She's a very sentive, emotional girl (which makes me a bit nervous for her teenage years...lol).
My daughter L
At 3 years old, L is the middle of the three. She is a wild child, and has the most adorable trouble-making grin. She's a big ball of energy, a quick thinker, and an instigator. She's got a passion for body art, and she can often be found glueing her belly button, coloring her armpits, or covering her entire face in purple make-up. (Yes, seriously). She recently started taking karate and dance classes, just like her big sister.
My son Z
At 9 (and a half!) months old, Z is the youngest (and last!) child. He's got an adorable toothless smile, and he loves being mobile. His cute little army crawl has turned into full-on speed crawling, and he can pull up to standing and walk while holding on to just about anything. He loves emptying the kitchen cabinets, climbing into the fridge the second someone opens it up, and sneaking off into another room the moment you turn away. He enjoys laughing when told "no", spitting out his veggies, and making diaper changes near impossible with acrobatic flips, twists, and turns. He's generally a happy, easy-going little guy, but tries his best to keep us on our toes.
At 7 years old, R is the oldest of the three. She loves school, and recently started second grade. She's sweet and caring, sometimes surprising us with her good deeds or thoughtful ideas. She's creative - she enjoys writing, music, and any type of crafty projects. Last time I asked, she said that she mostly wants to be a song writer when she grows up (and a teacher, a marine biologist, a librarian, and a mother to about 10 kids). She takes karate and dance classes. She absolutely LOVES reading (she read close to 10,000 pages this summer alone!). She's a very sentive, emotional girl (which makes me a bit nervous for her teenage years...lol).
My daughter L
At 3 years old, L is the middle of the three. She is a wild child, and has the most adorable trouble-making grin. She's a big ball of energy, a quick thinker, and an instigator. She's got a passion for body art, and she can often be found glueing her belly button, coloring her armpits, or covering her entire face in purple make-up. (Yes, seriously). She recently started taking karate and dance classes, just like her big sister.
My son Z
At 9 (and a half!) months old, Z is the youngest (and last!) child. He's got an adorable toothless smile, and he loves being mobile. His cute little army crawl has turned into full-on speed crawling, and he can pull up to standing and walk while holding on to just about anything. He loves emptying the kitchen cabinets, climbing into the fridge the second someone opens it up, and sneaking off into another room the moment you turn away. He enjoys laughing when told "no", spitting out his veggies, and making diaper changes near impossible with acrobatic flips, twists, and turns. He's generally a happy, easy-going little guy, but tries his best to keep us on our toes.
Here's a pic of the three of the kids together (from 3 or 4 months ago...they're even bigger now!)
All I can say is {{{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}} I love you all so much
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