Seeing Christ. And Sharing Cribs.

This week's Family Home Evening was quickly planned and quickly executed.  I like that variety of FHE sometimes. 

Lesson:  Taken from "Can We See the Christ?"

Treat:  Chocolate-Vanilla Swirled Pudding (hand-swirled by the kids themselves.)

Activity:  Watch "Joy to the World" while creating Lego "presents"

Sadly, I didn't get a photo of any of these things.  But here's a glimpse of how the twins are coping with my moving preparations today.  As always they're getting through it together.  This is the blessing of having a constant companion as a two-year old twin.  Today I took a break to capture their cute fun.

They wore costumes as they played and climbed into and out of their beds.  In their words one reported they were "dancing" and one reported that they were "crashing".  I'll let you guess who reported what. 

(Keep your eye on the orange sippy cup in the middle of the picture in this sequence.)

It won't be much longer before I move them to twin beds--they're ready for that, I think.

But right now I love how their cribs are their castles.  I love that they both have an open door policy.  They never sleep together but they seem to like climbing in that space together.

I wonder if they knew I was watching their fun.  I wonder if they know how irresistible it is to watch their relationship develop.