Geneva peaking...

Whiskey very hyper & wanting attention.

Twice the work but twice the love.

Yes, that's a cat in the TV cabinet.

Sister Geneva? Left alone for a few minutes & her gown is over her head.

The past week or two have been a blur. Sleep deprivation is really catching up to me.
Hilary was right, the first couple of weeks home from the hospital you are so excited & running on adrenaline & then you crash... Patrick observed, "man having one kid must be so easy because having twins requires both parents all the time." A fellow Mom's of Multiples club member also said, "I never want to hear a mom of one complain about sleep deprivation again!" Last week Patrick had to attend a teacher's training several hours away & thankfully his parents were able to come up & help us out. I don't know what I would have done without them. They worked so hard that they may not be back!! Granny Patti said a co-worker told her twins were no different than having one, Patti said "I can't wait to get back to work & tell her she is a liar!" Words cannot expresses my gratitude to you both!! Granddad Bill cooked, cleaned, & did yard work all week, including cleaning & organizing our garage while Granny Patti & I divided & conquered feedings, diaper changing, bottle washing, & rocking crying babies. I was able to get a break every now & then--Jazzercise three times, a run to Target, took a bubble bath, & even shaved! During the week Lexa learned a new trick... crying uncontrollably for hours on end. I am sure it is her acid reflux. I know it burns her throat & stomach & she is miserable. She is on every medicine possible & has added rice cereal to her bottles & the doctor simply states she will outgrow in time. Nothing we can do would appease her during these episodes. Yesterday was another episode with about 10 hours of crying on & off (mostly on) luckily during the day this time. Tomorrow is our 2 month check-up complete with their shots. They continue to grow & gain weight. Patrick's observation while gone a whole week... "the girls are SO big & have changed SO much & mommy has lost weight!" Good answer, Patrick!! The girls are now in Size 1 diapers & 0-3 clothes, not newborn sizes. I believe even with Lexa's stomach issues, she has surpassed Geneva in size. She is a chunk. Granny calls her the Gerber baby--the fattest cheeks you've ever seen with that bald blonde head. Geneva remains quite the character. We just stare at her constantly & crack up--the funniest faces & noises you've ever seen/heard. They are a handful but worth it.