two more photos
here the girls are four days old
and the proud new Daddy with his hands full, the girls are now five days old.
opened my fridge this morning
and realised everything in it has been there since last year.
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Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteElephant's Child; aren't they just! I'll have to be sure not to overdo the photos, they really don't look much different from one day to the next.
DeleteSweet. How the twins will relate to each other in the future is an unknown, but I think it will be good. While you already have your own grandchildren, aren't these from your own blood so special.
ReplyDeleteAndrew; they are very special, the others are all from my own blood too, from my older children. This is my youngest, my "baby boy", now with babies of his own.
DeleteBeautiful, wonderful, happy family forever.
ReplyDeleteGranny Annie; thank you :)
DeleteOh my!!Life's longing for itself! Those two are perfect!
ReplyDeleteLinda Sue; life's longing is what keeps the world going I think. Thank you.
DeleteVery, very sweet, awww, cute.
ReplyDeleteIris Flavia; they are just too cute for words :)
DeleteHis smile tells it all. Hope they can come home soon.
ReplyDeleteArkansas Patti; it will be a while, there is a weight limit they must reach before leaving the hospital. And they must also be feeding without the tube, at the moment they are combining tube feeding with breast feeding.
DeleteThat is definitely a proud papa! Great photo.
ReplyDeleteVal; he is very proud, in part because he is the only one in the entire family to produce twins, and that includes past generations, on both sides.
DeleteThey are just precious, i hope you will get to see them in person soon.
ReplyDeletemessymimi; I have seen them, last Saturday. the hospital is restricting visitors to one at a time because of covid and flu, so we are all taking turns.
DeleteI love this so much..
ReplyDeleteyellowdoggranny; I do too. welcome to drifting.
DeleteLovely babes.
ReplyDeleteJoanne; they are, and if they are like their daddy, they will have lovely natures too.
DeleteOh they are just lovely R.
ReplyDeleteMargaret D; thank you, I love them to bits already.
DeleteOh, how absolutely fabulous! What a precious picture. Hope they get home soon. There are quite a few sets of identical twins in my family. I have twin nephews, twin nieces and twin cousins! One nephew was so frail when he was born he was baptised in hospital! That was 40 years ago. He' grew up to be a 6ft rugby playing builder!
ReplyDeleteAMKT; there are no twins at all anywhere in my family, nor in the mother's family, so this is new to all of us.
DeleteGod bless.
ReplyDeleteVictor SE Moubarak; thank you
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