Uncle Stan and Aunt Heather after Aunt Jane's wedding. I even got to go and sat so quietly like a big boy. Afterwards, we went to Winona for the weekend. I had to show my sisters the ropes. Although I'm not so sure about sharing my"Nona" with them.
Mom, please quit taking my picture with my mouth full.
Lura with Ella.
After dinner Aunt Heather made me wash the dishes to "earn my keep" she says. I did not find that amusing.
Some pictures of the girls in the dresses that our neighbor Lawre Nell made for them.
Kate, the serious one, deep in thought.
A little smile from Ella. 
This is Ella's first bow. It's the kind that has to be glued in since she has no hair.
This is my "me" doll that we made for school. My shirt has my favorite balls on it, I have a crayon in my hand since I love drawing, and a picture of my baby sisters in the other. Really my daddy helped me the most. Mommy said she had no idea she married such a crafty man.
Jack has been in an especially loving mood toward his sisters-we're hoping this lasts for a little while. This morning he got up saying, "Hold my baa-bies." So we obliged. Kate and Ella weren't so sure about the holding thing, but Jack was so proud. He just kept saying, "My baa-bies."
Jack and Ella.
Please don't wake me up for school. I ended up in Mommy and Daddy's bed last night and was so cozy this morning.
That's what our brother calls us. After a crazy morning of Mommy trying to get both of us fed and changed, we settled in for a nap. Aunt Heather gave us our monogrammed onesies. A Southern girl can't have too many monogrammed things. 
Daddy and I went to the fair on Sunday. We walked around and looked at all the sights. It was fun to be with Daddy by myself without the twins.
Enjoying a funnel cake. We ate alot at the fair. I really liked looking at all the big people rides.
Picking up ducks to win a prize . Basically, Daddy had to pay 5 dollars for me to pick up 2 ducks and win a cheaply made stuffed frog. But, I was excited.
