Its Too Late To Jazzercise

I just heard the song "It's Too Late to Apoligize" on the radio. When I hear that song I think, "It is Too Late to Jazzercise" and then I think of Jana.

Here is a mental image for you. Imagine Jana rushing the kids so she can take them to jazzercise with her and they are being all slow and stuff. All this is happening in a music video where that song is playing, the jazzercise version of course and singers singing in the background all pop star like. Image her standing by the kitchen counter and dramatically putting her head in her hands because she is realizing that she just might be "too late to Jazzercise".

Giggling Babies

Last night after dinner Hannah left out a big burp. Heber started laughing hysterically at her. It was funny.

They are so cute together. Right now they are playing in the bathroom, one of their favorite places. (They love the old formula bottles stacked in there and the title floor.) They talk and giggle at each other as if they are talking together. It is so cute.

PS
By the way, do I talk to much about my kids on my blog. I can't help it, they are just so cute. I will try to remember to post other stuff though too.

eat or sleep

Heber and Hannah generally take naps around the same time. Today was an exception. Hannah was tired, I could tell by her fussiness and didn't want to drink her milk. Heber although tired would rather drink his bottle instead of napping.
So here is my question:
If you were worn out would you choose eating over sleeping or sleeping over eating?

Triplets

I survived triplets for two days, well, Heber, Hannah and Thane that is. Some highlights where feeding all three of them at once. Them taking a bath together. I wish I got a picture but it is a little hard when your trying to get them clean and stuff. At play time Thane was all nervous to play with Heber and Hannah. They thought he was interesting and would crawl up to him and touch him and stuff, which would make him more scared and he would quiver his bottom lip and then start crying.

I think that anyone who has triplets and watches them day in and day out must be pretty amazing and patient and handle stress well and have constant energy. If their final judgment was up to me I would give them a free ticket to heaven.

But all and all, it was fun and I love my little nephew. He is a cute that is for sure.

More Mile Stones

Heber's bottom teeth just came through today. Surprisingly he has been really good for the last couple of days. Last week when we were in Globe he started scooting and Hannah learned to sit from a crawling position. Hannah crawls and scoots.

It is so cute seeing them crawl and follow each other everywhere.

Capstone Project

Right now I am trying to finish some stuff for school that I should have finished a long time ago. It is a few porfolios, eight to be exact and a final exam for to incompleted classes. I can't believe that I have let them loom over my had this long, I really need to bulk down. Don't get me wrong, I have worked on them but just not enough.
Oh by the way, I never showed off my capstone project from last semester. Here is a prototype of our helicopter landing platform. It is supposed to be mounted to a ship and counter the movements of the ship so that it stays flat, making it easier for a helicopter to land on.

Milestones

Hannah can army crawl. She uses on elbow to pull herself across the flow. Her first time to really do this July 24th to be exact. She has tried to crawl on her hands and knees but she only seems to scoot backwards and get frustrated, then starts to cry. Sweet baby girl.
So now she is quietly, contentedly scooting from one disaster to the next. I just had to pull out from under her crib where she scooted and then tried to crawl, pouting because she didn't couldn't crawl forward.
Yesterday we went swimming, Hannah and Heber's fourth time swimming. When we got to the hotel that we were staying at while Talmage was a Luke Airforce Base, I put Hannah down and she fell asleep instantly swaddled in a towel in her wet bathing suit. Heber loves to kick his feet while he swims and goes wild. He is pretty good at floating and stays relaxed when we hold him on his back. When we try to put Hannah on her back she tenses up and curls up like a little potato bug. All that playing can tucker a baby out.
I has been extra fun lately trying to get Heber and Hannah to laugh. Hannah even will laugh before you even tickle her, after she has been tickled for a while of course.