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Half-Birthday Girls!

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Here in Iowa, we’ve been having record high temperatures. Normally we would have 18 inches of snow on the ground right about now… but it’s been in the 50’s and 60’s this week. Yesterday we even went for a walk on the nature trail!! It feels so much like spring outside… it’s got me anxious to start planting my veggie garden! I’ll be living in denial that the whole winter will be this way… until further notice.

The girls were born 26 weeks ago today! That’s exactly half a year! But their true half-birthday is on Sunday (January 8th). We have their 6 month Dr’s appointment next Friday, and I’m so excited to see how they “measure up” (pun intended!) with their weight and measurements! Paisley’s always been bigger… heavier AND longer. But I have a sneaking suspicion that Adelyn is giving her a run for her money. Girlfriend carries her weight a little differently… in her FACE. Am I right? Check out those cheeks! I should add that by nature, her face/head is rounder… which I find makes her appear exponentially larger than Paisley almost every week in our Friday pictures. But in reality she’s very similar in size to her sissy. It’s gonna be a close call this time around. So stay tuned next week.

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    I cannot believe they are 6 months old already! Wow… you need to find the ‘pause’ button!

    So.. congrats to you on completing your 26th weekly baby pic post!! I love watching them grow 🙂

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