Adventures with Olive and Georgia

My Ollie Sue Magoo, You are growing, and learning, and becoming more and more yourself everyday. I hate to see the sweet little you go, but I'm so excited to see the bigger, independent (hopefully even sweeter) you come out. You are silly. You love to make everyone laugh. You change the lyrics to songs, you play tricks on us and say "Just kidding!" and you just make me laugh all day. You are into bathroom humor lately. Everything ends with "poop" or, the double whammy, "poop and pee". You are probably the sweetest person I know. You care about everyone's feelings and health and well-being. The other day I had scratch on my hand, and you kept looking over at it and saying "Let me see that. Does it hurt you?" After about 5 times, you hugged me and said, "I don't want you to have a boo boo, Mom." When we go out in public, you are my calm and cool child. At home, you are NOT. You tend to whine and pout a lot. A few days a

My sweet little Peach, You are growing up. I didn't realize it as it was happening, but now when I look back at photos of the past year, I can see that you have gone from a little, chubby cheeked, short haired cutie to a tall, lanky, knobby kneed, red locked beauty (still a cutie though).  You are still my assertive, sometimes aggressive, diva. You change clothes about 8 times a day and you love pink, wearing twirly dresses, glitter, sparkles, and sprinkle donuts. You are a boss. You tell everyone what to do, and you always know what's best for your sister (so you think). You are also a good little mommy. You check on and console Ollie when she is sad or sick. You call her "Sweet Honey" and tell her what she should and shouldn't do and take care of her when she needs someone to pick out her clothes for her. You have a sweet smile, and the cutest little lone dimple. You're talkative and outgoing, but you have a raspy little whisper voice. You have been s