So Kegan has had this baby doll stroller for a couple of years, but has not really played with it much lately.....until now. I am amazed that the girls have not yet torn the fabric, or broken any bones. Truly almost lost a knee to the sofa and pretty much looks like a crash-test dummy, but continued to laugh by the time she hit the door.
While a little slower, Kegan still enjoys having Truly run her into things as well. These girls aren't prissy in the least. Guess that's what we get for having a stay-at-home Dad. Rough and toug little princesses.
The Ava song...it is a Kegan original
After school sometimes, Daddy treats the girls to 7eleven treats. Kegan has already downed her M&M's by this point, but Truly is still very proud to be working on her Blowpop she picked out.
This is how Truly entertains herself while Kegan is at dancing. The rolls of floor mats are great to climb on.
After a good lunch by Daddy, it is so hard to stay awake for Elmo on Sesame Street. I've never seen her do this. So sweet.
Madison always captures the best picutres that make me smile. He sent me this one when I was stuck late at work.
And this was my morning "hello"
This is the beginnning of the transition which led to the super cheese in the previous picture. Truly got her ear tubes changed out for a long-term set and got her adenoids out. She has been snotty since October and we thought she was just a moody child. Turns out she is super happy all the time and just full of cheesy smiles. She is a different toddler since her surgery.
Sesame Street on Versed must be like Led Zepplin on LSD?
recovery was tough, she was not liking her IV at all, so we kept it covered tightly and she had 3 popsicles and some gatorade before we begged to go home.
The sad ride home with our little post-anesthesia baby!
but, after a nap and some good snuggling, was back to normal
Kegan the daredevil at a race this morning. There was a cool inflatable obstacle course and Kegan did it about 10 times. I didn't know if she was big enough, but she sure showed me!
Sweetly waiting her turn to head out on the obstacle course! our sweet little big girl!
And then there is Kegan's newest musical talent of harmonica playing. Madison got a little one in his race bag from the Miss Blues marathon in January. That darn thing has just surfaced and Kegan is having a blast. She plays and Truly dances. Madison said there was much better performances before this one, but this was all he captured. Still cute.
Super silly Sam's shoppers
Daddy got me all dressed pretty for school! (I thought so hilarious when I returned home that afternoon to notice the bow that should be tied in the back was in front, but hey....at least it was tied in a bow and not some boyscout fishing knot) 
Super cheese pleased with her new outfit Daddy picked out. 
She is a true woman. Already multitasking. I guess Madison and I will both look like that shortly when we have to figure out how to tote 3 kids at the grocery store. 
I am harboring a new little parasite.....by choice, but since mid January until now I have been able to muster enough strength to attend work and that is about it. The nausea is finally starting to subside. We are super excited to add another wonderfulness to our family. Kegan asks every day if she can see the baby. Oh, and for all you who hated our suprises with the first two.....we will be finding out the sex of this one by ultrasound. So in about 6 weeks we will hopefully have that announcement.
I am also an amature sonographer and this is a little video I took of our lil punkin. I try to check on it every chance I get. It pays to work around cool equipment and machines sometimes.
Kegan did try her best to help Truly feel better, "Now Truly you don't feel good and need to see the princess dentist. Lay right here"
Kids always say the darndest things. Kegan dressed her and Truly's arms out then proudly exclaimed to Madison "look Daddy, we look like Pan". Aaron did apologize for any future decisions they may make regarding getting tattoos.
Truly sometimes just can't wait until her after lunch nap. This day she didn't even make it to lunch.
We have another new little addition to the family. "Prof" a sweet little corgi puppy given to the girls by their Nana and Pop Flowers. The girls adore him and he loves them.
My 2 little party animals all ready to hit the jumphouses??? 
Kegan's other new trick is dressing herself like cousin Kelly. This day she picked a slip and rubber boots. Very proud! 
Another darling outfit she was very eager to pose for.
Kegan will you dry my hair?
Sure Toots, no problem.
our little indian at her school Thanksgiving performance
Madison says our family has way too many birthday's clumped together......I don't know what he means.....well maybe I do. I left my name off the community cake becuase I ran out of room.
Mawma and the girls waiting to get some yummy cake
Kegan watching a movie with her "old Pawpaw"
The day after Thanksgiving we had another wonderful visit. About a month before, I received a letter in the mail from the original owners of our house. Tanya, the mother, asked if while they were visiting family in town, could come and see the house. It was actually a request of her oldest son. It was so neat to meet them and learn how much thought and love they put into building this house. They actually did a lot of work themselves. We found out so many neat treasures about our house.....and some helpful stuff too. Here are some pictures of them while they were here.
The mystery of who all those hands belong to is finally solved
Now that we have met the Moore's they will forever be a part of this home for us. They are such a neat and special family. I think our view of this place is so similar. They dreamed this house up with the idea of raising a family and growing old here just like we do. It is the perfect home!
Daddy, it's freezy!
Sadly waiting for the bus:(
Bye Mickey.....We are gonna miss you!
But, on a brighter note, here are a few of Nana's honorable mention pictures from Disney. She sent us a cd with hers. She got some great ones.
