Monkey See, Monkey Do

The other day as the girls were having some trouble sharing, which is such a rarity (insert sarcastic font here) Connor pipes up, "Oh no! That is called Mine-itis, and BOTH of my sisters HAVE IT!" Now, I am afraid to report that they have also contracted another dreaded disorder, "Monkey-see, Monkey-do-itis."

This sort of disorder comes in the most dreaded version: 1 year old twins. Obviously trying anything that might be curious, slightly dangerous, and definitely mischievous is way WAY more fun with a side-kick. In fact, it even comes in a 4-year old version occasionally. When this occurs, I tell said 4-year old that "he knows better" to which he replies, "Nuh-uh. It's my sisters! They are teaching me bad habits!" (insert sounds of parents slowly going insane). 

Oh well, at least bath time is still happy time:)

Piggy Tails

The Girls have had enough hair for pig-tails or even a single pony-tail for a few weeks now...

The only problem is that they are so obsessed with their hair clips/bands that nothing stays in their hair long enough for anyone to enjoy it. The record is probably about 30 seconds. Then straight from their hair to their mouth. I suspect this type of thing is frowned upon by the safety police. Uh-oh! There goes one piggy hair band as we speak...

Happy Halloween!!

Here's the future Beavers, celebrating Halloween in their normal everyday outfits. Even Coach Riley swung by for a bit, took off his headphones & posed with the gang.

Kaia

Ashlyn

Ashlyn (left) & Kaia (right)

Enjoying some Halloween party mix

As it turns out everyone enjoyed Trick-or-Treating except Ashlyn. Don't know if she got spooked, or if she just really hates getting candy.  I decided to head home early with her in tow. She was much MUCH happier spending Halloween as an only child with her Mama in the comfort of her own home. When the team got back, Connor said, "Mama! You guys missed it! We went to ONE HUNDRED houses!!" (not really, obviously).

Happy Halloween & GO BEAVS!!!