I took this picture for Future Martin to look back at High School Martin and wonder why he wore his hair this way. It is a point of frustration for me. I pray a young lady will come along, catch my son's eye, and mention she prefers guys with shorter, well kept hair.
Little Katherine LOVES to be read to. "Please read to me," she will say. Sometimes Brian will read his newspaper to her.
Each week, Stuart and Katherine look forward to going to the grocery store with me to search for The Robot. Thankfully, every week they have been able to find him. I just need this novelty to last as long as possible.
Here's Peter with one of his buddies (and our Godson) living his best life with hotdogs and ketchup.
You would not believe how many people stop and ask me if Stu and Kate are twins. They might as well be. They have their own language. They are inseparable. I told Katherine I signed up Stuart for pre-school for the fall and she cried. Once she figures out that she will have my undivided attention, I'm sure her feelings will change. It's been very cold here in Southwest Wisconsin these two couldn't be happier about the post-bath fireplace.
Peter has excelled at reading and writing. Here is is writing out his own Valentine's Day cards for his classmates. He's one of thirteen in his class and he has memorized the spelling of most of their names. He only needed his class list to double check. I was pretty impressed.
Two weeks ago, we had a lot of snow in a few short hours. Obviously, this is the natural setting for Stuart's AT-ATs.
Speaking of Stuart, I think he just got home from a spelunking expedition?
And here I am with Second Family.
