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Noah and Tristan

Noah is gentle with Tristan, but he gets really excited so I get nervous. Which is what I should do haha. Trsitan is so laid back and he already is completely fascinated with Noah. The shirts they're wearing were from Grandpa and Grandma B. Aren't they great?! :D Noah is especially obsessed with Tristan's feet and hands. He loves giving him hugs and comforting him. He tells him he loves him often. I hope they stay this close as they grow up.

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Anonymous said…
I love the new pictures and the video is absoulely adorable! I love how Tristan is just like laid back and relaxing on the bed and Noah is all over him! He's funny about not teling you Tristan's name. He seems like he's very good with him. I'm glad there is no jealousy yet. That is great!! Looks like everything is going good. I love the shirts to!
PS.Thank you for annoucement!! I put it on my frig right next to Ember's :)
9/26/2007 1:55 PM
Britni said…
I loved watching their video!! I love how he says Tristan's name too :)Once he makes Tristan cry a couple times he might know to be calmer around him.Ava bonked Ember on accident a couple times while being too excited & she felt so bad.She learned her lesson :)

I have Tristan's announcement on my fridge too,it's beautiful!!!Thank you!

I always have one or two matching outfits for the girls,it's just too cute to see them match!
9/26/2007 7:27 PM
Britni said…
By the way the 3rd picture is great!!
9/26/2007 8:56 PM
Amalia said…
I got the announcement as well! Soooo adorable. And yes, those shirts are great!
9/27/2007 12:07 AM
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