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Typical nighttime shenanigans with ETC

By On January 30, 2012 · 18 Comments

We have three full-time walkers now. Callista followed in Eleanor’s footstep about a month later followed by Toby just days later. Eleanor and Toby can both get up without assistance, but Callista needs a boost to get into a stand-and-go position.

Since getting steady on their feet, our new nighttime routine is all about going [...]

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It’s Friday? Already? NO WAY.

By On January 20, 2012 · 8 Comments

Here’s where I get all cliche on you and say something like, “Holy crap, life happens incredibly fast lately. I blink, and a week has passed.”

No joke, though. That’s honestly what it feels like.

All week, I’ve had plans to write. I have what seems like a thousand ideas floating in my head, but [...]

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So you wanna know … about cloth diapering triplets – the sequel

By On January 5, 2012 · 16 Comments

I’ve been asked by several people to give an update on our adventures in cloth diapering. I’ll be honest – not much has changed. As with most things in our triplety world, we slowly evolve to adapt, tweaking one thing here, another thing there, moving pieces around until we have something that works. For [...]

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Achoo!

By On December 30, 2011 · 5 Comments

While giving the babies toddlers lunch one day, Callista sneezed a couple times, so I said, “God bless you!” after each sneeze – something I do with every sneeze. Eleanor suddenly started making these little exhalations, pausing after each to look at me with this precious look of expecting hope. I had no clue what [...]

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I live for belly laughs

By On December 26, 2011 · 5 Comments

As they grow older, I find myself forgetting to get this or that on video or in a photo. It’s one part good parenting because I’m involved and one part selfish parenting because I don’t want to step behind a camera and miss out on the fun even though I know I’ll love the evidence.

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