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All in MINI STYLE
Let's not fool ourselves. My kids eat mac and cheese sometimes. And nilla wafers. And yesterday I caught one of the twins in the pantry with 3 marshmallows in his mouth. Yep. That's life. But my intentions have always been this. If I start with the basics, feeding my babies what I eat, perhaps they will have healthy habits. Or at least healthy intentions.
So, before I cry my eyes out on the sheer fact that they are a day away from being two years old, I'd also like to stab my eye with a fork because they are entering a mother's day out in the fall. For those of you that don't know what a "mother's day out" is, it's an introduction to pre-school. Yes. My boys will be forced to meet other humans their size, learn to sit at a table with other toddlers and eat lunch, and play games and learn to read and sing songs. Yes, sounds like torture right. Well, I'm having a nervous breakdown because I can't even believe it either, but I think this will be so good for my boys and it's only 1-2 days a week the first year and let's be honest...they need to learn to interact with other humans. Period. But still, can I even bring myself to say that we are BACK TO SCHOOL?? Like in 3 weeks. WTH. I can't even. But you know what, I'm actually kind of excited to be able to work like 3 hours straight in my home with no interruptions. Like that sounds like a dream.
I got pregnant with twins on the first try. I know. That's nuts and ridiculous. But it's also God's work. Or as my husband said, "God's funny work." And I was scared to death. Twins?!! How? Like, what? I'm confused. But yes, I was indeed pregnant with identical twins. And all I could think was, I hope they are girls. I know girls. I can't have boys. I don't know how to do boys.
And then they were boys. And my husband named them Bo and Luke. And I fell in love. Hard. And I'm obsessed. And I can't stop, won't stop with the love. Ever. Never ever. And here's why.
