Hi to everyone. Happy thanksgiving. Things have been busy around here. Seems like the days just fly by. It is hard to believe that Christmas is just around the corner. Everyone has been well except for a few minor colds here and there. Nothing we can't handle. We are all on the move and I am constanting laughing at the things that come out of my mouth when I stop and think about it. Get off your brother is one of my favorite things to say. It is not name specific so you know there is usually a pile up in the other room so by saying that whoever has just been tackled should have a minute to get up before being tackled again.

Our number one tackler is RE. He is relentless and chases the others around the house. Even SE has had to get up on top of furniture to keep from being body slammed. Funny how he is the smallest right now at 21 lbs but holds his own. He just dies laughing every time he runs over someone. He is also the climber, "RE get off the couch, chair, ottoman, bed, drum, get out of the cabinet, toy bucket" He is fast and usually by the time he gets where he is going and the others have followed him he is on to somewhere else and RO and JW are left spinning in the hall.
You can always here JW coming because he sings when he walks, "wee ohh, wee ohh" or he is calling for my dad, "da" , pronounced DAH.

Some other things I am having to say on a daily basis. Sit down, don't throw your food, don't put the vaccum cleaner on your brothers head, get off the vaccum cleaner........................

As some of you know I am training for the mercedes marathon in February benefitting the bell center. This is where the boys go for early intervention. You can go to www.firstgiving.com/everettetriplets and read about the bell center and how it has made such a difference in our lives and how you can support what they are doing for so many kids. This is something that has become close to my heart and I want to make sure in the future that all chilldren that need early intervention of physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy or socialization have the opportunity. It is so important in the beginning of their lives.

You will never know how much we appreciate the support, prayers, calls, letters and love that has come our way over the past year and now I am ready to spread that to others.

Thank you.