Today we went to the "Terkhorn Reunion" at the Brownstown Forestry. It was a little cold out, but it definitely felt like fall. The boys loved playing on the little playground. Needless to say, they were pretty worn out on the way home. Nana & Grandpa weren't there today because they're visiting Jeff, Michaela, Anna & Zoe in Germany. We miss them!We also found out today that the boys can count to ten! They must be teaching them that in school because, unfortunately, Matt and I can't take credit for
that. Our cousin Erin was pushing Ben on the swing today and he just started counting away...and Eli can do it too! The
boys have also learned some other things lately that we're not so proud of. They think it's so funny to spit their milk out, and they love to throw food off of their high chair too. Cleaning up after meals is such a joy! Have you ever tried to get cottage cheese out of grout? Not fun!Oh well, it's just one of many messes that we've gotten used to...















We pulled the sprinkler out last weekend and the boys (and Daddy) had a blast! They're getting so funny, too! They love reading books. We read to them all the time, yet we still always find them hiding behind the couch or in a corner "Reading" to themselves. It's so funny...the book is usually upside down and they just mumble to themselves and point to the pictures they know. So cute!! We've also been taking lots of bike rides lately. The boys love riding in the trailer. Last night they loved it so much that they fell asleep! Again, so cute!









on, so luckily I had my parents with me to help. The boys were a handful, but only because they have so much energy! They were actually very good on the plane. They loved playing in the pool and in the park while we were there. We only went to the beach once, and it was just to take pictures. I'll save their "First play date at the beach" for when daddy is with us! We had so much fun playing with their cousins, Anna and Zoe. I can't believe how big they're both getting! 

Although they keep our hands full, they have also learned some things that have made life a little easier for us too. They can feed themselves now and have learned to use a spoon and fork. That's a huge help! They can also go get stuff, like shoes, diapers, etc. when you ask them for it.











