Babies, babies, babies

I"m sure no one wants to hear what I have to say, they just want to see the pictures of the babies so I will keep my words brief.

  

We were surprised and blessed with the arrival of Erik the same day that we were coming to the Cape, in fact we picked him up from the bus because we were driving right by the stop from the airport the same time he arrived.  What a wonderful bonus, Erik AND babies.

 It is hard to discribe what wonderful little babies they are, so cute and precious.  They even tolerated an aunt and uncle taking care of them while Momma and Daddy went to class.  Of course Grandma was around for support so we didn't cause too much trauma. 

 If you have food, you can be popular.

 The day was sunny but chilly so a walk was a good way to get some fresh air.

 Uncle Bud was teaching Isak how to read things on his phone.

 Sara used 'old' technology with Sofi, reading her a book that Gram brought.  It does a teachers heart good to see little ones read to early.  There isn't any substitute for a good story.

 Erik and Bud grilled steaks.  Sofi loves to sit at the table and watch but no steaks just yet.

 Sunday we took an outing to Providence Town.  It was cool and windy but we loved the fresh air and Uncle Bud did a great job of carrying Isak around. 

 Of course a little hot coffee helps with the wind chill.

 Aunt Jess sent some cute little 'tag' blankest for the babies.  She is so creative.

 Aunt Della made some cloth books for the babie. 

 And some quilts for their larger beds. 

 Sunday night was lobster night.  We did a good job of eating all the food that Erik cooked. 

One more Uncle Erik picture.
We had a great time and have moved on to N. Carolina.  Further adventures to come. Weather is warmer and we are in our summer clothes now.