Thick As Theives

What does 'thick as theives' really mean? It means people who trust each other completely. It's true. I looked it up in the Urban Dictionary. When I think of Madi and Jackson that is the first thing that comes to mind. Jackson was eleven months old when Madi was born. He was just learning to walk and obviously didn't have a full grasp of the world, yet. Madi has been there as long as he can remember. He helped take care of her when she was a baby, even though technically, he was still a baby himself. When I was pregnant with Madi, people always assumed since I had a 4 year old and a 7 month old that this new pregnancy must have been an "oops". That's really what they called my pregnancy. I know they didn't mean anything by it but none of my babys' was an 'oops'. Granted I was in a little bit of a fog when I got pregnant with Madi. (Imagine that Jackson must of only been about 8 weeks old when I got pregnant.) Jackson was such a sweet baby. I remember thinking, 'I could do this like 10 times'. So I did. But not 10 times. Just two more. I have never regretted having these two so close together. I actually look at other people and have a hard time comprehending how they would want to space them out so much. I guess we're just all different.

Since Madi and Jackson were babies they have been in complete love with each other. They argue all the time but are very quick to forgive and give each other sugars to make it better. Jackson adores his older brother and Madi babies her younger sister but their love for each other is definately unique.



These are just some pics I took at the park. It was great. They were so tired when we got home that they are still asleep 2 hours later. Emma Mae had a good time, too. Except when she went down the slide backwards. More than once.

For all of you who actually read all the way down you get an extra treat. You get to see what happens when you forget that your camera is still in movie mode.