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November 13, 2015 Lisa Marsh

We get a lot of competing for attention and a lot of typical sibling bickering. But we also get moments of quiet affection. Watching the bonds develop between them make it all worth it.

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Not sure if he's meditating, or trying to pretend he's not here.

Waiting for a check up.

The school district sent home letters today about attendance records, reminding us of how many days last year each child was absent, and their goal of "Every student. Every classroom. Every day". Well I'll tell you what @seattlepublicschools, I'll start caring about those numbers of absent days when you start sending kids home from school when they are sick, and enforcing that they stay home until they're aren't. I keep my kids home when they are sick and contagious, but I've been in many classrooms when at least half the kids are sneezing and snotty and coughing. I stood out front last week as they lined up and watched a child in this girls class walk in clutching his box of tissues. A few days later, the first one of mine is sick. This pressure on attendance affects public health, and affects my family's health, and I'm not ok with it. Kids aren't learning when they feel like crap anyway.

Big book makes the boy look small.

Sunday snuggles.

I'm getting tattooed.

They apparently decided that dad needs to learn how to meditate. One twin instructing, the other demonstrating.

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