Happy St. Patrick's Day!!

So thanks to my Irish blood, we got all "greened" up today, and I thought I'd share the pictures. Also thought I'd share a bit about the girls.

Gwen is such a funny little girl. Her imagination is constantly going. She is now pretending to feed people food, meaning that she grabs at air, says she has a cookie for you, and has you eat it. She also sleeps with the same three stuffed animals every night (and tries to sneak even more into her bed-one night she got all 20 or so in bed with her before we went back to check on her) and lately she can't go to sleep at night before she wraps them all up in the baby doll blankets they have in their room. It's really cute.

Grace is talking more and more. We can understand so much more now than we could before. She says "hungee" for hungry, "wan dat" for want that, and so many more. It's great to be able to understand what she's talking about instead of having to guess all the time. We are constantly being asked though if we have twins when Gwen and Grace are together. They are only about 3 inches apart in height and are looking more and more alike as they grow. When I took Georgia in for her checkup both the nurse and the doctor (who has been seeing the girls since Grace was about 8 or 9 months old) thought that they were twins. I love it when she comes up to me, says hi just to check on me, runs off and then does the same thing again in 5 minutes.

Georgia is growing so fast...and her personality is starting to emerge. She is such a calm, easy going little girl but so happy all the time. She is fascinated by everything she sees, and loves to sit up with us and watch things happen all around her. She has this awful habit though of storing up her poo for 2-4 days and then exploding. I can't even count how many blow outs we've had with her, which is something new for us as the other two hardly ever had blow outs. While Rob's mom was here, Georgia exploded so bad that it was in her belly button and up in her armpit on one side. Yesterday she came pretty close to repeating that-it was in her belly button but only half way up her side. She is doing very well though and I love to see her smile.

Rob and I are doing pretty good too. Rob's semester only has about another month left and then he'll only have one semester before he's done. He's already gotten packets of stuff about graduation and we are so thrilled. We are a bit concerned about him finding a job-everything we had counted on or thought about isn't going to work out. Hopefully things pick up before the end of July. I am keeping busy with the girls, cleaning, and crafty projects that usually revolve around the girls (hair bows, blankets, tutus and their scrapbooks). I am also working hard at my goal to loose weight before Rob graduates, and have made a bit of progress so far. Things are going well for all of us and hopefully that will continue-we'll keep you posted!!