Right now things are even more hectic for us as I'm currently subbing for one of my co-workers (luckily she is part-time, so right now my job is "only" 1.5 full-time equivalent). It will hopefully be worth it, though, as it will give us a substantial amount towards getting a car big enough for us to go camping as a family.
Kjirsten has rolled over once or twice. She's so close to figuring out how to do it, but she keeps getting an arm in the way - and since she's such a big girl, if she doesn't do it right, she can't flip over at all. She is starting to babble with consonants too, and still loves looking at people and laughing.
Natali is getting more verbal in both languages every day. We're *still* working on potty training; it doesn't help that with several different baby-sitters things aren't consistent. But then, we're also not pushing it very hard either. Our big triumph is that she actually asks for new food now - last night, she asked for BBQ sauce for her meat. She's come a long way from the girl who refused virtually all non-milk food until she was a year old!
Nate's job keeps him busy as usual, although the last few weeks haven't been quite as crazy for him. That's nice - it keeps him more sane in the evenings.
If you're around here in March, we have a concert at Roseville Area High School at 4pm on the 21st. We'd love to see you there!
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