So many cute pictures!

This is much less a "blog" and much more a photo journal now. Hope you don't mind. :)

Gavin and Gracie got back safely from CA, praise God, so all my little babies are back under one roof.

Seth had a wonderful pulmonology appointment today. The current low pressure system moving through our area has not thrown him for the loop the last one did, so that's a huge praise. He's also just over 19 pounds now and gaining well, another praise. Thanks for praying!

Seth was adorable at his appointment, showing off for the doctor and nurse and telling us all sorts of stories with great animation and plenty of chuckles thrown in. He also LOVES going to stores and riding in the cart like a big boy, and I love taking him and showing him off! It's fun when people have no idea I have four more his age at home. It's nice to just be a normal mommy once in a while (but still have all the other babies - don't get me wrong! I couldn't do without a single one!).

Grace

Grace again, still in California (see next two pictures too)

This picture is hilarious. It's fuzzy and Will is screaming because Seth is daring to touch him, but the whole point of the picture was so show off the boys' camouflage Crocs from our friends the Smiths, now in PNG. They gave them to us when the babies were still utero and I was terrified of the reality of quints. So these cute Crocs remind me of God's promise to be faithful during this whole journey. I didn't realize how much FUN it would be, too! This was at church. Matching outfits from Aunt Bev, cousin Julie and Chloe. Thank you!!!

My shopping buddy, Seth!

Seth loving the view at the doctor's today
(He scratched his face before I cut his fingernails today.)

Happy Seth! The nurse gave him her pen to distract him while she took his pulse-ox.

Gavin measuring Gracie on the cabin wall this morning before they left for the airport. This is another Camp Sierra tradition, like baths in the outside sink. (He had to add Seth's measurement after we were already gone because we forgot to do it while we were there. Oops.)