Trying to keep the peace doesn't really work. Like the Middle East, it's a case of being squeezed into too small of a place to ignore their differences. I long for the day when they can draw a line between them and not cross it. We need a treaty negotiator. I am getting so tired of hearing:
"NO WEEEEEEEEEUMMMMMMMMMM (Liam) MOMMMMMMMMMMMMYYYYYYYYY HE'S TRYING TO GET MY WATER! BINKY! BLANKEY! HAND! HAIR! FACE! Etc."
UGH...Just to prove it, here is my series of attempts to get a picture of them in harmony...






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Front and back strollers are the ticket. I never would have survived with a side-by-side one either. Aren't siblings the best?
yeah, mine is little kid in the back, big kid in front. As long as i keep Emma's hair up and out of reach, we're fine. Out o' sight, out o' mind :) works for me.
I was cracking UP about your wolf/rabbit and Middle East analogies. Hilarious! And I love their little matching bodies.
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