A visit to the girls......

So Monday I realized that it had almost been a week since I had seen the girls. So after errands and such we ran over to Erin's house. The Princess was getting sick and they were going to a doctors appointment. Erin's first outing alone with both girls. We got to her house an hour before she had to go. Mike and I had to take turns holding the girls. We would switch off and I'm proud to say we shared them very well. I got the princess dressed and fixed her hair while Mike held the baby. Then Mike played with the princess while I got Elizabeth dressed. Elizabeth had just eaten and was very alert and awake. She was so sweet, she just was looking around everywhere, and turning her head, all while I stole her kisses. We got the girls all ready and helped Erin get them in the car. Erin not having a c-section before started to feel better and over did it over the weekend. So she appreciated the extra help. I hadn't taken my camera in the house with me and the girls were so cute. So we followed Erin to the gas station. Mike wanted to pump the gas for her, so she didn't have to stand in the snow. So I ran and got more kisses and got a picture of the girls. Elizabeth had fallen to sleep, being all snuggled up. And Issy was happy to see me. I never catch her smiles on the camera.

The doctor said, Issy was just getting a cold, and they don't give any kind of cold medicine to kids until they are 4 years old now, so she just has to suffer it out. Erin is just worried because she doesn't want the baby to get it.

The girls took off and Mike put gas in my car. Gas is $1.65 around here. I don't know what it is any where else. But we dropped down to $1.28, so I'm annoyed that we are back up even that high.

The snow was coming down not hard but steady. And it was blowing to the north, it stuck to the north of everything, like moss.

The toughest part was when the red lights were filled with snow. And the lights were harder to see. Later that night we got a pretty heavy snow storm. It is so pretty to watch the snow falling.