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Three years....

Started this post a while ago but forget to post it.  Andrew turned three.  Our crazy Andrew who we were never sure we were ever going to get, turned three.  He loves life.  He wanted to do everything the big kids do.  He is mostly happy although is struggling at tiimes to get along with his little brother.  Probably going to be a life time struggle.  But for the most part they get along well.  Andrew is running all over and LOVES swinging on the swings.  He loves laughing and has this deep belly laugh.  He enjoys watching the "Mother Goose" on Netflix and can't go to bed without stars.  He recently has taken to wanting to wear his older siblings clothes to bed.  Speaking of bed he doesn't like to stay in his own room at night.He calls Victoria "Toria"   He has really been such a joy to in our lives since he was born.  The terrible twos were so terrible but the threes are starting to have some moments. 

We love our silly high energy crazy Andrew John. 

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