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growing play twins

Growing up- 16 months

By on September 11, 2011

The growing up thing is something we knew would happen.  It’s just inevitable that they wouldn’t stay small.  It’s filled with so many mixed feelings though, happiness to see them go through and experience things.  Then sadness to know that they will never be this tiny again.  Right now…


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dreams fall summer

I’ll miss

By on September 3, 2011

Tonight as I was going through some of my pictures from this summer I came across this one-It was the beginning of the summer, a calm, cool, clear night with a nearly full moon.  The moonlight was hitting the lake perfectly. The tall dark silhouettes of the surrounding mountains loomed…


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adventure happy play summer

It’s been asked

By on September 2, 2011

People have been asking or curious about the lack of posts and noticing I have not updated!  First off I have to say I’m sorry it has been so long!  I haven’t forgotten and haven’t had nothing to write about.  This summer simply has just gone by in a…


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fun summer swimming Travels

Water Parks

By on July 14, 2011

 As soon as the summer weather was finally set in and before we set out on all our road trips we bought our season passes and headed straight to the water park to cool off.  Since it was the first week of great weather the park was packed and…


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fun growing

There’s one, where’s the other?

By on June 29, 2011

It’s been a while since I’ve done an update post on the gremlins and their progress.Things have changed so much in just a months time.At 13 months they weight about 23lbs each. Both are crawling and the statement, “you’ll be chasing one while the other goes the opposite direction”,…

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I'm an adventure seeking mom of twin gremlins. I'm married to the Sir Dude of my dreams. I ride motorcycles, play videos games, I'm a designer and I try my best to enjoy life as we know it!

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