Friday and A twin Story


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Grace 2 years oldThe pictures were taken over 1 year ago. Faith 2 years old on June6, 2005
I did not work yesterday because of working last Saturday, if you can call going to a Fair working, but it actually was. I will work Monday but may take the day after the 4th off.
Since I was there yesterday and could watch the twins Gail took the chance to lie down and take a morning nap. Grace has been into telling these big stories. She makes up tales about doing things that she knows will not happen. Such as going outside by herself and riding her trike down the alley all by herself. Back to yesterday she told me that Faith was outside by herself and had rode her bike up on the hill. She said "I looked up and saw her on the hill and said Faithie what the hell are you doing"? I promise, I kept a straight face and did not scold or laugh. However, I did scold her Mother and told her they had better start watching their language, I would hate to see the twins kicked out of pre school for foul language.
They love their new kitty, Ocracoke, I am surprised how gentle they are with him. I had felt Gail needed to wait until they were a little older to get a cat, but I was wrong.
When Gail gives them ice pops and Faith's is different from Gracie's she cries and wants Gracie's and sweet little Gracie always trades with her. They have dish cloths they wrap around them to keep from "freezing" their hands. Faith decided she didn't want the one she had but wanted Grace's and you know what I am going to say. Gracie of course traded with her. We keep telling Faith that when she starts school the other children will not give her everything she wants like Grace.
Gail had an ice pop and Faith told me that her Mommy didn't need a towel to wrap around her's because Mommy is "tough".
If I can find some beautiful red strawberries I may make some freezer jam and maybe blueberries too. If I get blueberries we could also have blueberry pancakes and sausage for breakfast. I plan on stopping at the Farmer's market again. They have in some fresh local veggie's now. Potatoes, cucumbers, cauliflower, squash, cabbage and green tomatoes. Gail's fried green tomatoes are so much better than mine. Her's turn out nice and crispy and mine get sort of soft and soggy. Why? Who knows, since I taught her how to make them.






