The morning before we left to drive to Phoenix, Alvin and I had the opportunity to see one of our nephews sing in a Easter performance. Here is a picture taken by our 6 year old niece:
In Phoenix, we were able to catch up with Debbie and her family. We met Brayden for the first time.
Lastly, we spent a wonderful weekend in Tucson. Here is my beautiful niece Savan playing piano:
Overall, our one month trip was quite eventful. We played with 15 kids under the age of seven, and lived in the same house with six of them (four of those six kids are ages one and under). We changed diapers a total of five times, fed the nighttime bottle three times, read a bunch of kids' books, and took a three year old and six year old to eat sushi without their parents. It was a memorable time with the kids, even though most of the kids won't even remember us when we return in a couple years. Yet I will cherish these moments with the kids (and of course their parents.)
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I will make it a point that ours will remember you and that they will get to "talk" with you regularly. Maybe you can get away from changing diapers, but you can't get away from hearing the same jokes over and over and over again...like, "Mommy, can you put this under there?" Answer: "Under where?" Thanks a lot, Alvin!
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