Auntie is in love!

What more do I need to say? You can see it in my face right?
These babies are so sweet and cute and tiny, and they resemble my boys so much. It's a miracle!

I love Niko and Nevin!

Miracle babies indeed! ;)

Mommy and baby...how sweet it is!
True love!
Daddy gets his boys ready to come home!

Thier outfits say "Instructions not Included",quite fitting I might add!

The picture she's waited her WHOLE life for!

(who ever looked so good after giving birth??)

This is Home Sweet Home for the Lombardi family! Michael had 7' tall storks delivered that displayed the stats on the babies for all the world to see! What proud parents live in this home!

Katie's babies have arrived!

Meet Nevin Jovani Lombardi! 6 lb. 3 oz. and 19" long! And here's his brother...Niko Baylor Lombardi! 6 lbs. 10 oz. and 20" long!
Mommy and Daddy are overjoyed and Katie is doing well from surgery!

Congratulations!!!!

Our very 1st Disneyland trip!

We met Donald Duck, Pluto, and Goofy on our way in!Noah wasn't 100% onboard with Disneyland! This face says it all!
William took this picture of his parents! So cool to have a photographer!
We all loved the carousel!
This is how we all felt at the end, I have never seen Noah so passed out before..it was hysterical!
All in all the trip was great, weather was perfect, and the lines were small! William did some fast roller coasters and I blew out my voice on Space Mountain with him! So much fun!

Travel Town! A wonderful old park filled with trains from US railroad history!

Noah is going through his camera shy phase! Sorry grandparents!

William took this picture of his Mom and Dad!

Open House

The K-1 Zany Zebras held thier open house on Thursday. We were treated to un underwater ocean program with such songs as "Baby Beluga", and Take me out to the ocean". We got to see all his work and how far he has come. It was very sweet, hard to believe Kindergarten is almost over!

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Happy Mothers Day!

So I have worked nearly everyday for 8 months or so, hundreds of hours of time. This is the result, it is a counted cross stitch called "Mothers Arms". I made it for my big sister who is pregnant and due any day now with twin boys. I added in the baby on the left myself. I estimate there to be roughly 58,000 individual stitches, and at least a 1000+ beads! Katherine did the birds and the nest, and a tad more; but I can say this was my first encompassing project I ever completed! I thought I should share it with all of you, as I am so proud of it!