Fish, Cheese, Popsicles and Other Things

After picking Irby up from Sunday school last week, he was telling us about the lesson.  He had learned about how Jesus had taken just a few fish and loaves of bread and fed many, many people.  This is pretty much how the conversation went: 

K: Irby, did you have fun at church?

I: Yes, Mama, I have friends at church.

K: I'm so glad you had fun playing with them, did you learn anything at church?

I: I ate my dinner (our church meets at 5pm and lasts 1.5 hours so the kids eat dinner at the end).

K:  Did you learn about Jesus too?

I:  Jesus.  He was hungry and ate some dinner too.

K: Do you remember what he and his friends ate?

I: Ummmm.......fish........and cheese.........and popsicles.

K: Did they eat bread too?

I:  No, Mama, popsicles.

And a few pictures:

Going to the pool

At the Nats game with our new french friend, Chloe.  She is here with us for a few weeks learning English and helping me with Irby.  Great timing as I am starting to slow down quite a bit.

Not going to waste a drop of that Helmet Sundae (ice cream in a mini-plastic hat).

And this is the most recent picture of Spud (baby A) from my appointment last week.  Praise God, both babies looked great!  Spud weighing in at 1lb 8oz and Sprout at 1lb 9oz (at 25 weeks).  They are right on target for their age, even for a singleton!  No wonder someone asked me the other day if I was 8 months pregnant!  I got to have a 4D ultrasound which is incredible.  It's like watching a movie.  I could see little Spud opening and closing his/her mouth and moving arms around kind of scratching his/her face.  It was so cute!  Unfortunately I didn't get to see too much of Sprout bc he/she was facing towards my back. I hope we get to next time, though.   My Dr. said everything looked great, he couldn't ask for a better report.  We are very thankful!

I also googled triple stroller and this was the first link 

that came up.  It's called a mini-bus, I mean seriously?  I would say this is more like a mini-van than a stroller, but it cracked me up.  I would think you would need something like this if you ran a preschool, not had 3 kids.