Mooserific!

It finally clicked! Abby is now a swimmer!

Sometimes the things that Gwen and Josie say are so surprisingly articulate (for little people). For example, with a funny look on her face, Gwen explained to us tonight why she doesn’t like to wash her hair. “Because it’s not necessary,” she said. It is, but I was impressed with her response (and thought the look on her face was priceless.)

This is what happens when I ask them to stay out of the puddles while I take out the trash!

Proud “mountain” climbers

Abby communing with butterflies at Krohn Conservatory.

The favorite Easter basket goodie: bubbles!

Another Easter Egg hunt! The girls met the Easter Bunny, and came home with far too much candy from those Moeller Rugby players.

She likes princesses, but she’s also not afraid to get her hands dirty by collecting worms and slugs after a good rain. “Here’s one Abby,” shouted her helpers. They were a little bit worried about touching the slimy creatures.

Goodbye Pack-n-Play! Gwen was so thrilled to finally get to take a nap in her new naptime bed. Big girl! Why am I feeling the tiniest bit sad?

What a fun day! We enjoyed a Madeira Moms Easter Egg hunt at a park this morning, and then a neighborhood hunt at a neighbor’s house this afternoon. It was really cool to see just how many little kids actually live in our neighborhood. Lots! And by far, the funniest story from today was that this morning Josie filled her basket with only white eggs.

Abby had a blast at her first soccer practice. The coaches did a great job disguising instruction as fun games and the kids made a ton of progress. Abby is surprisingly good at getting and controlling the ball. The night ended with a short game against another team.

Perhaps as a testament to how much fun they had this morning, the “best” photos I could capture at Wee Wednesday at the Art Museum were of their backs. Busy, busy!

I took the girls to the Museum Center all by myself this morning! They had fun, and I didn’t lose my mind.

Impatiently awaiting the start of “Ballet Toybox” at the Aronoff Center. “When will it be time? I can’t wait any longer!”

Abby’s first time seeing a movie at a movie theater!