
The girls met the Easter Bunny today! Enjoy the picture, more March updates to come.
Oh how life changes! The joy of kids has changed the purpose of this blog a little, but now it seems to have more meaning! We miss all of you who are so far away and hope this makes it just a little easier.
Grandma Bobbie was sick during this visit, but when she wasn't feeling so bad, she could make both girls laugh and laugh and laugh! Isabel and Alexa just love all the singing, and noises Grandma does with them; It really warms your heart to see it.
Five days after starting solids, we introduced a new food, Oatmeal! The roles were not exactly reversed, but it was clear that Isabel was a bigger fan of Oatmeal than she was of rice cereal, while Alexa still liked Oatmeal she was a little more reserved at first about the new taste.
Next came peas, oh man, you need to see the faces!! Isabel hated them, at first! She would make this horrible face and then start gagging like she was going to throw up!! But soon Isabel, came around and was downing the peas like they were candy! Lexi, had the same initial reaction, and we have the video to prove it!! She was not a fan!!! Just a few days of persuasion and maybe a little mixing of the peas with the rice cereal and both girls are now loving the green peas!
Yay Prunes!!
On Monday February 2, 2009 Doug was off to Lake Tahoe, CA and NV to snowboard!
As luck would have it, Paula's husband Chris was looking to go snowboarding also and Deb's sister Laura's husband, Matt, happened to be headed to Lake Tahoe with some friends also!
So while the boys were all on their way to some fun and trouble making, Deb and the girls, and Jeorgie too, were off to another stay at Grandma Q and Papa Bill's house in PA. Thank you again, I would not have made it through 8 days and nights alone!! I can never tell you how much it meant for my sanity and how much help it was.
February 9, 2009-- The girls turned 5 months old, and we had another weight check! Isabel weighed in at a whopping 13 lbs. 3 oz. and
Alexa weighed in at 11 lbs. 14 oz., they are doing great the doctor says. Nothing to worry about, just keep feeding them! 

The rest of February was filled with more attempts at tummy time, very short stints in the exersaucer, learning how to nap (they have yet to master this), and for Isabel...finding her feet! 
The end of February also brought interest in each other! The girls finally have started looking for each other, and reaching towards one another. Feeling each others faces, sucking on each others fingers (sorta gross) and just watching intently. It is amazing to watch, and it makes my heart melt every time. 