I've mentioned before that my sister, Erin, and I consider our kids to be like half-siblings, since their mothers have identical DNA. Yeah, it's kind of a stretch, but it amuses us. When we visited last week for Christmas, the kids were super cuddly with each other (when they weren't stealing toys and screeching about it). Was it because of their shared DNA? Yeah, probably not, but we caught some of these lovable antics with the camera anyway. First, here are the girls . . .
At library craft time:
On Christmas Eve in the toy box:
On Christmas morning on my lap:
In Sonia's new easy chair:
While dancing to Christmas music:
It wasn't just the girls -- Sonia and Peter were always palling around together, too. Sonia actually loved Peter a little TOO enthusiastically, and she had to be stopped quite often from hugging his head right off his body. We didn't get any shots of that because we were too busy sprinting over to break up the affection.
There was lots of rolling around together on the couch:
At Little Monkey Business:
On Uncle Jordan's air mattress:
And in big boxes. There was a lot of time spent in boxes, of course.
Such cuties!
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