E is positioned here between my mother and brother. She seems to be shouting the message of the day. Maybe her dad heard her all the way in Afghanistan.
These are the people in my family who look the most alike.
By the look of things, baby D could be my brother's son, but lucky me ... he is MINE!
honestly those groskreutz genes are really strong. i think you 4 siblings look a ton alike and i can see groskreutz in each of your kids. how much longer do you have until drew get's home?
I have two kids in school, and one at home. I wonder what I'll do when they all go to school for a full day.
Dr. Drew is an anesthesiologist for the Army. He recently returned from his first deployment, in Afghanistan.
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We've been harping on the kids lately to listen better. We tell them we shouldn't have to say something more than once. So this morning at breakfast when E told Dr. Drew to "stop" THREE times before he actually "stopped" she reprimanded him, "Dad. I had to tell you THREE times. You're supposed to listen the first time. You need a timeout!"
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honestly those groskreutz genes are really strong. i think you 4 siblings look a ton alike and i can see groskreutz in each of your kids. how much longer do you have until drew get's home?
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