All Four!

Finally a picture of all four kids together!  There's a great photographer from St. Peters, MO who travels around the area doing these photo shoots and every year he gets such great pictures of the kids in town.  Last year, the girls wanted nothing to do with the stranger, but this year it worked.  Hooray! (FYI - Kennedy is on the left)

Who's Who?

For all of you out there that cannot tell the girls apart, you have nothing to worry about anymore.  The girls tonight officially corrected me when I accidentally called Madison, Kennedy.  (and she was mad about it too!).  She very clearly said "NO, It's mmmeeeeee, MADISON!  This is Kennedy (pointing to her sister).  They then proceeded to spend the rest of the evening making a game of this and everyone was being called the wrong name.  Which means we are probably only a day away from the first time they play tricks on us and pretend to be the other twin!

Let's Play Ball!

The t-ball season has begun! And we kicked it off with a tournament in Selby on Saturday. Luckily Dad came too because Harrison and Reagan were on two different teams playing on two different fields at the same time. So we just wandered with the twins back and forth between games. The kids had a blast and loved earning ribbons at the end of the day. Kennedy even joined in on the fun and took a seat in the dugout at one point!

(Harrison isn't scared....it was really windy and chilly that morning so they are trying not to freeze despite the beautiful sunshine!)

Harrison at bat!

Making sure to touch home plate!  

Reagan's turn:

"Put me in coach!  I'm only two, but I'm tough!"

Water Babies

I really need to stop referring to the twins as "babies" but yet I do it constantly, even in the title of this post.  Even the girls are starting to pester me.  "I not a baby...I Kennedy" is a phrase I hear a lot.  But the fact of the matter is, they are my babies.  And they're growing up fast and maybe I am trying to ignore that part by still calling them babies.  It's certainly not helping to keep them young though.  With summer now upon us, we brought out the baby pool (see, there's that word again) to set up on our deck.  We figured we would ease the girls into the world of water.  Well, they loved it.  So the next day, we graduated on to the baby pool at the city park.  Again, they loved it.  Madison just kicks up her little feet and floats off in her little swim vest.  She couldn't have been happier or more relaxed! 

 Madison watched all the big kids at the pool laying on the cement to warm up during breaks and decided she would give it a try as well!  I just love how much they love the water.  Hope to spend lots of days here this summer!