My parents deserve an award for putting up with us in their home for six months. We loved spending so much time with them, and I am grateful my girls had a chance to get to know them so well. My parents are amazing. But all chapters must end, and new ones must begin.
And this next one keeps us in Utah for at least a couple more years. Jason's parents were called to serve a two year LDS mission in California. When they asked us if we'd be willing to stay in their home while they are away, we jumped at the chance.
The girls are enjoying having so many new closets and rooms to discover. But despite new toys, new hiding places, and our first ever 'playroom', the girls still prefer what they call 'making a cake' as the activity of choice the second I sit down to the computer, or start talking on the phone.
With the move, Antalya had to say goodbye to her school class that we have grown to love so much. But at her new school she gets to ride the bus.
Victoria and I see her off each day,
and then anxiously wait for the bus to bring her back home.
Life is good!
3 comments:
That's awesome! Love the picture of your baby girl waiting for her big sister to come home from school....priceless!
That cake looks yummy :)
This is unrelated to your entry but I stumbled upon your blog after discovering that our unborn son has DS. I appreciate your blog and what it has to offer! Thank you for sharing your story and your family. It gives me a new hope and excitement to meet our son in May :)
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