It was such a perfect snow that melted away in the next couple of hours as the sun rose higher and the temperatures resumed their normal, almost-snow conducive levels. Alina told me how sad she was that the snow was melting, paired with an adorably scrunched-up, forlorn look on her face. Hopefully, snow will grace us again this season.
Background
On March 29, 2011, we were blessed with the arrival of our beautiful, identical
twin girls. We were very excited for this event, especially since it was
preceded by a 5 week hospital stay for me (and pretty much for Ches, too, since
he spent every night there with me).
Now we are trying to navigate the waters of parenthood. There is no amount
of mental preparation one can do to get ready for a new baby, let alone two
babies! I am creating this blog in order to share the experiences, but more
importantly, as a type of diary to capture all the moments I fear I will forget
if left up to just my brain to remember!
twin girls. We were very excited for this event, especially since it was
preceded by a 5 week hospital stay for me (and pretty much for Ches, too, since
he spent every night there with me).
Now we are trying to navigate the waters of parenthood. There is no amount
of mental preparation one can do to get ready for a new baby, let alone two
babies! I am creating this blog in order to share the experiences, but more
importantly, as a type of diary to capture all the moments I fear I will forget
if left up to just my brain to remember!
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Let it snow!
It was such a perfect snow that melted away in the next couple of hours as the sun rose higher and the temperatures resumed their normal, almost-snow conducive levels. Alina told me how sad she was that the snow was melting, paired with an adorably scrunched-up, forlorn look on her face. Hopefully, snow will grace us again this season.
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