Sometimes navigating all the child locks in our house feels like trying to escape from a prison. Not that I feel trapped in my home or anything. It’s just that the twins are crazy. Like REALLY wild and crazy. And since they became mobile last year, we’ve been slowly locking down every part of our […]
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Today I want to take a minute to talk about Mr. Armstrong. Without him, there would be no Tuesdays in Twinland because I wouldn’t have our adorable sons. Yesterday, Mr. Armstrong and I celebrated five years of wedded bliss. Five years ago, I never would’ve imagined what my life is today. I feel so blessed
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Every day the twins get more hilarious. They have recently discovered that they can work together to accomplish tasks and drive Mommy crazy. They have also recently realized they can drive each other crazy. And when I say “they” I really mean Thing 1. Despite being quite a bit smaller than his brother, he is
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My mother’s house is like a death trap for twin toddlers boys. Since she does not have any children at home, there are all sorts of fun–and not kid friendly–things in her house. One of these items happens to be a cabinet that holds all the equipment for the entertainment center–DVR, DVD player, surround sound
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My sister has an adorable little boy who is just six months older than the twins. M, Thing 1, and Thing 2 have so much fun together and are such cute little friends. My sister happens to be adopted. I only mention this because she is micronesian, and therefore very brown. Photographers really hate it
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The age old question for all writers is, “How on earth do I find time to write?” Well, I’ve mentioned more than once when I write–nap time. The twins take about a three hour nap every afternoon, which leaves me with a decent chunk of time to accomplish things. The problem I’m running into more
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I get asked a lot how similar and different Thing 1 and Thing 2 are. The answer: it changes. A lot. Not very specific, I know. As a general rule, Thing 2 is much more emotional. He’s more of a cuddler. More of a mama’s boy. He is incredibly sweet and thoughtful, but a lot
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