The Twins Who Would Not Sleep

It was a Monday, we woke up around 7:47 a.m. It was a bit overcasty outside, but we could still go outside and let loose all the energy we had stored up from the night before. Mom was in the house, cleaning and doing whatever she does around the home to keep it clean and looking nice for Daddy.

When it was time for out nap, Daddy came home, he always comes home for lunch, he saw Mommy in our room, none to happy with us for creating a cyclone like environment. That is right, everything was on the floor, pulled out of our drawers and closet.

Do you think Mommy was happy to see my sister and me outside our cribs and destroying our room Mommy, Nana, Papa and Daddy had worked so hard to make pretty? No, she was none to happy. She was indeed not, a Happy Camper.

Eventually, my sister and I took a nap, a very.. small.. nap.

When we finally made a break from our room and headed out towards the living room, Mommy said, "Okay, let's go out for a drive and get out of the house."

So that is what we did. Mommy took us for a drive around where the farms, corn, sheep and cows live. The smell was not nice, but we were able to see things we have not seen before, or in a long time anyway.

After our drive, Mommy took us to a park. It was a new park for us, but we did not care. It had more slides and a play place for us to jump on and go through this to the other side. My sister and I liked this park and want to go back again real soon.

That is, when the weather cooperates with us, no clouds or rain in the sky.
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When it was time for bedtime, around 7PM in the evening, Mommy and Daddy took us to our bedroom, but did we sleep? Are you crazy? Why would we want to sleep! There is so much for us to do in the evening, like climb into our drawers still, and take out all our stuffed toys, we have to take down all our diapers from the top of the dresser drawer and make our room the cyclone we did in the afternoon.

We are destructive machines, not babies! Come on now, we want to explore and destroy Mommy and Daddy's home. What do we care, we are just little babies!