At the beginning of January we had more visitors and boy did we enjoy their company. Josie and Max came to visit and we had so much fun. Makaio enjoyed playing with Max and even enjoyed the relief that his head and body received as a result of Max's visit. Kekoa on the other hand enjoyed having two people to beat up on, much to my dismay. All in all I think they had a good time together and we are so excited to be able to visit them in the near future.
Here are a couple of pictures of the little guys and all that they did together.
They spent some time looking out the window and pondering some of the greater things in life. Usually the gazing out of the window included more window pounding and screaming at passers-by, a little (or a lot) of shoving to get the best spot and on occasion a bit of crying because the best spot had just been taken over (probably by Kekoa).
We visited the zoo on the one day when the weather was nice enough to be outside. I was a little disappointed that we spent most of our time inside due to weather but hopefully their next visit will allow us to be outside where we can enjoy the beauty of Nashville.
Since the weather has cooled off here the animals are generally moving about their enclosures which makes it more interesting for the babies. The day consisted of a lot of stopping, turning or lifting the strollers so the babies could look in the general direction of the animals while Josie, Sterling and I snapped like crazy with the hope of getting the babies to see an animal. I like to think they they each saw multiple animals that we stopped to look at but that could just be the optimism of a mother.
Of course with three little boys it only seems natural that there were a lot of baths. The fact that the twins treat dinner like shampoo means that we either get a sponge bath or a regular bath every day of the week.
Bath time is probably fun when Max is alone in the calm waters of his tub. Sadly he had to be part of Kekoa's splashfest and he often did not enjoy that. Most of the time the boys were all smiling, sometimes tears were shed and all of the time Kekoa acted as if he had no clue why the others were crying. Believe me, his face in the picture says it all, "You mean I did something to make them cry?!"
Best of all was that I got to spend time with my sister and the babies got to spend time with another cousin. There was definitely a lot of playing going on our house for two weeks straight and I hope that Max misses the twins as much as they miss him!
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