We walked to the bank and Auntie Melody learned to use her ATM card. Lots of fun!

Morgan just couldn't take it anymore

On our winding walk we met a friend

Baby doll

Elizabeth is sharing her baby with her sister

Elizabeth woke up this morning feeling much better. She wanted to watch Nemo with her dog, and frog, and baby, and book and her other baby.

Walk'n in the wind

Evening on the pourch

It's tricky to center a picture while trying to get your baby to smile

Oh rats! She woke up.

She's so cute and asleep. We have to buckle her in so she doesn't thrash about.

Good luck finding the teeth. She does have two poked through.

I think Elizabeth fell out of bed and attempted to get back in.

I love my toes

And she has the hicky to prove it

Morgan has some powerfull suction

Man that feels good

This is the biggest mall around. It has three floors

First fruit

Now where did my toes go?

Did you call me?

Sweetie

I love you mommy

kiss

My baby is growing up

Peek a boo

No. Look at mommy!

Family devotions

peek a boo piggies

Morgan Lover

Hi Aliyah

Elizabeth & her big girl bed

Silly girl

Sleeping beauty

Mommy and her girls

Play'n

sing'n

sister likes stickers too

Fun with stickers

My girls

Princess Elizabeth

Auntie Deanie helping us by watching the girls while we unload the truck

I love my toes

who me?

Morgan just got her ears pierced

We have a beautiful family

Oh what a beautiful morning

Now that we are setting our alarm clock we actually see the morning. For the first few weeks we would all stay up so late that we wouldn't wake up until 10:30 or so. I have a sneaking suspicion that Elizabeth would wake up much earlier than that however. That was confirmed the morning I woke up to all my nice organized piles of clothes (I had sorted the day before) scattered about the room. Elizabeth no doubt enjoys her new found freedom that her big girl bed gives her.

Morgan on the other hand has had a terrible time adjusting to Michigan. I don't have to nurse her every two hours so she doesn't wake my parents up anymore. She is slowly learning that no matter how loud or how long she cries Mommy and Daddy aren't coming. That had been one of the most challenging things so far. Thank you Jesus that she is sleeping through the night now.

There are still boxes to unpack but I've quit trying to be supper woman so they are just going to have to wait. Almost all the essentials are unpacked. Michigan has it's challenges, but over all we're happy here for the time being. However, we anxiously await our return to our family and friends in Washington. We will love and miss you all. We do extend an invitation for visitors.

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