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Archive for October, 2009

Pumpkin Patch, Take II

Between the babies napping only intermittently, and taking up to two hours to go to sleep at night, I haven’t had much time to catch up on the blog recently.   I completely forgot to mention that we went to the pumpkin patch again last weekend, and this time we were able to take my mom [...]

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Scissorwork

I bought some scissors a while back (“safe for children over 5″) and started letting the twins practice cutting paper under supervision.  Neither one has gotten the one-handed scissors feat down yet, and Claire gets frustrated with it and can’t cut much.  Ronin can prop up a piece of paper and cut away at it, [...]

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Lake Chabot

I do not remember having this many aches and pains so early on with my previous pregnancies.  I’m hobbling around, so I’m totally amazed that we managed to go for a fairly long walk today.  After I get warmed up, it’s much easier.  We went to the Regional Park of Lake Chabot today.
Claire looked adorable [...]

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Yesterday we drove out to Treasure Island to see the Blue Angels.   It was a cool and cloudy day, but Justin still managed to get some good pictures.  The twins were startled by the noise, but they watched the Blue Angels each time they swooped near us, and they also enjoyed throwing rocks in the [...]

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Yesterday it was a nice crisp Fall day, and we drove out to Livermore to a farm with a pumpkin patch.  It was only a little crowded, so the twins were able to run through the rows of pumpkins without us losing track of them.
I tried to have them sit down amongst the pumpkins for [...]

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In the mood for Fall

Yes, the Pumpkin Spice Lattes are back at Starbucks (I’m getting decaf), the leaves are falling, and the days are getting shorter.  We collected some leaves last week and  made little mice out of them.  Ronin keeps calling them “Creepy-Mousey” from a game my mom plays with them.
Contractors are here for the next few days, [...]

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