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Yay Stamps, I guess

I'm going to go nap right away but I thought I'd write a quick post since it's been a few days. Once again the boys are doing well and things are plugging along. My parents left and we were sad to see them go. I'd gotten used to them being here! Luckily though Justin's parents came that same night and now Judy is with us for the week. Thank goodness! That's why I'm able to go nap :). Last night was rough. The boys got onto different eating schedules somehow and they were up one at a time, every hour or less, all night. All the other nights they would eat at the same time. Today I intend to get them back on the same schedule.

And there was entirely too much 'red' in my house yesterday and not enough green. Oh well. I guess it's nice for everyone to get a turn.

Grandpa Jack (from Calgary) took some pictures (oh - and all the shirts came from them, by the way - blame them!) that I thought I'd share. But don't worry. I will soon be the one home alone with these boys all day and I'll get them back on track. They do live in Saskatchewan after all :)








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Craig,Leah,Lena said…
such cute pictures, Jen. But boys always look cuter in GREEN! : )
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