So, since Sophia figured out how to roll from her back onto her tummy on Monday, that's all she does now. I can't keep her on her back at all anymore. She'll roll over all the time wherever she can. It's really cute and fun, with only one down side. I don't think she likes being on her tummy, but she won't roll back over...so, now there are a few more tears in our house than we used to have.
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A gal from Germany, a guy from California, another BYU love story, 1 bunny named Killer, 2 little girls, 3 degrees, 4 bikes, books in every corner, drawings on the wall, music and dancing, vegetable garden on the balcony, chocolate and prosciutto, pitched tents in the living rooms, cloth diapers in the bathroom, laundry piles in the bedroom, unvaccumed stair way, unironed clothes, lots of hugs, a bunch of tears, some heart ache, some fights, some disappointments, much joy, lots of traveling, nightmares and night cuddles, trips to the ER - swearing included, diarrhea disasters in public bathrooms, marathons, bike rides, prayers, faith, hope and hopefully some charity. Happiness.
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That's funny that she cries on her stomach! Evelynn cries when she ends up on her back. silly girls.
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