Sisters, sisters...

there were never such devoted sisters!

Can anyone other than my sister name that tune? It's from a movie.. that's the only clue you get!!!

Lots of people have asked me how Adie has done with the transition to sisterhood. She's done amazingly well. We weren't really worried about it but you never know what a kid is going to do when they go from being the only child to sharing the ol' time with the padres. We've only found a pillow over Joya's head once. And she was totally trying to play with her.. I think she was putting Joya "nigh-night". I think by mommy and daddy's reaction Adie quickly learned that putting pillows over baby sister's head is not cool.

Adie loves to hug and kiss her. And play with her eyes as seen in the picture below. What is with kids and baby eyes? Never met a kid that didn't poke at a babies eyes.

Adie loves to push Joya in her swing. Most of the time she does it too hard so now Adie asks... "too much? Too much mommy?"

And Adie loves to take things out of my kitchen drawers. As we speak Adie is using my pot holders to clean the floors. =/ For the below picture she grabbed my jar opener, put it on Joya's head and said, "Mommy.. Joya hat on!"

And every night when we read stories before bed we lay Joya down beside Adie and daddy reads a book.

I can't wait until they can interact with each other. I think they are going to be good friends like my sister and I are. I'm sure there will be fights over baby dolls, shoes and clothes.. but I really think they are going to be best friends in the end. Makes me tear up a bit.

I love my girls!!!