WeeWee and EhEh

That's what they call themselves these days. Very cute. Elsa also likes to call Lily her "Sissy." The girls like to know where all the members of their family are at all times. As soon as they wake up, we can here them shouting Mommy? Dadda? Kitty? When Daddy's at work, they ask about him all day long. Where's Dada? Dada Away? When Daddy home? In the late afternoon, they'll park themselves in front of the door waiting patiently for him to come home. They are like a couple of devoted puppies. Mark says they do the same thing when I'm away, but I'm pretty sure he's just trying to be nice.



Here is Elsa striking a dramatic pose with Mommy's hat. We are making a big deal about hats this week in order to encourage the girls to keep their heads covered at the park. It has been so nice and sunny here, but we don't want to get sunburned. Luckily the girls seem to have their Daddy's dark complexion. But, it is good to be careful.


Lily relaxing with a nice spinal twist. She's a natural yogi.


Elsa becomes a willing footrest for her sister. When the girls are in the mood, they are very cuddly with each other. Other times, look out!



Lily likes Mommy's big shoes. They try and copy what we do all the time.



Lily and her buddy Elmo watching Elmo on TV. Grandma and Grandpa A brought the girls each an Elmo doll when they came to visit. This has become THE most exciting toy in the history of toys. They like to do everything with Elmo.



Elsa gives a cute little smile. Their hair seems to be getting quite curly. This makes Mommy very excited. I love my fluffy haired little girls.


Lily's a big girl on the bike. And look, she's wearing her hat at the park. Yay!