Edward was born first, followed quickly by his twin sister Annie (as quickly as Dan could untwist the proliferous twist ties holding her captive).
Born not from a womb, but from cardboard packaging, and not from nine months of weight gain but a whole summer of chores, Edward and Annie belong to the ecstatic Juliana. The twins sat perched on a high shelf for months, as visible motivation for a certain small person to do her chores with a cheerful heart. It took her more time than it needed to--for some reason she thinks she can charm her way out of work--but Jules completed 40 chores to earn the right to be mama to sweet smelling babies. I was instantly dubbed grandma by Aunt Mckenna, and Uncle Gabe was sweet enough to hold Edward while Jules bonded with Annie. If this sounds eerily like a real birth, don't think you are alone. The scene was rather absurd, but so fun in the land of 3 year old sweetness.
And now without further ado, may I introduce you to Edward and Annie...
P.S. It's a really good thing I got a picture immediately after the dolls came out of the box. They have already been "enhanced..." with permanent marker. Oh our own little doll is so...evil mischievous. Ahem.
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She is getting big!!!! Oh jules, what are we gonna do with her! I told you I was coming back when she is about 15-18 just to watch, pull up a chair, a bag of popcorn, homemade cookies, and just laugh! I bet you think everyday why you named her what you did... I don't think you thought it all out at the moment haha, and now the consequences come! Haha, you know I am kidding (kinda) I love you. I miss you. Can't wait for a coffee date one day!
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