OK...just kidding. Leave it to the tech to try to pull a fast one and try to be funny. I told him I would have dropped off the table onto the floor if it was really twins. Then after I was picked up off the floor, I would have to be checked in to the mental institute. But it's not twins, whew!
This is a HUGE step for us. Grant never did the regular schedule of going to Nursery when he turned 18 months like other little kids. He probably only attended Nursery a handful of times in the almost 2 1/2 years that he should have been going. But over the last few days as we have known that this Sunday was coming we have been thinking that we should give it a try. He goes to school and does just fine, but new things for him are always a little more scary I guess. Maybe it's more just scary for me than it is for others involved, but I was a little nervous. We have been talking to Grant over the last few days about going to Primary and being a new Sunbeam and he has gotten very excited about going. Mikkele has also been excited and telling him all about Primary and what to expect, ie: what songs they're going to sing, singing to him for his birthday next month, the treat he's going to get for his birthday, assignments to give talks/prayers/scriptures, etc. I've asked myself, "Does he really know what's going on and what we're talking about???" But the answer is of course he does. He is so close to the vail and he knows so much more than I could ever hope to about our Heavenly Father. We are so lucky to have his sweet little spirit in our family.
So we took him to class today. I talked to his teachers and made sure they were comfortable taking him, answered some questions, told them where to find me if they needed to come get me, and then I left and went to Sunday School. I sat and worried through most of Sunday School. Everytime the door opened I looked to see if it was his teachers coming to get me, but it never was. After Sunday School was over I went in and peeked on him. He was doing GREAT! I eased up a little through Relief Society, but still worried a little bit when the door would open. Again he made it through, and most importantly I made it through. Whew! Now for the report from the teachers. He did AWESOME! They said he was the best kid in the class and he hardly even made a peep. What a relief. Why was I so worried anyway??? Because I'm a control freak, that's why. Because he's my baby and so much can go wrong. But basically just because I'm a control freak. I jut need to remind myself to take a deep breath and relax. So we'll do it all over again next week. But maybe this time I can actually listen to what's being taught. :) And maybe this is just the next step in being able to handle this baby that is on it's way, because pretty much either this works or we'll be becoming inactive once the baby comes. But I know it'll work, because in his tiny little body he knows that being in primary is where he's supposed to be.
Christmas Eve always brings new jammies. Grant doesn't seem like he likes his too much, but he was just tired and ready to get to bed so Santa could come. Love that kids pouty face. :)
Mikkele sitting with her Santa stuff.
Grant and Mikkele with Grant's Santa stuff.
Mikkele trying out her new sandwich maker that Santa brought her. Apparently her mom won't make her grilled cheese whenever she wants one (which is all the time) so Santa brought her a sandwich maker and a children's recipe book so she could start learning how to cook. It's never too early to learn, right. 
Grant and Mikkele reading the book "That's not my car" that Mikkele gave him for Christmas. It's a touchy feely book that's great for sensory play. His smiley face says he likes it.
Mikkele, Zoe, and Rietta waiting patiently for the show to start.
Singing one of the songs.
More singing.
This part was the stuffed animals doing their scene. They danced to a song from the Nutcracker. They each had their own part also. I was a bad mom and didn't get video of her part. :( Woops. But she did have another little extra part. She got to help lead the music when the audience was supposed to sing along. My mom and Grandma would be so proud of her leading. She wasn't on beat, but it gave me some laughs.
The whole Little Entertainer's Group
Mikkele and Alanna hamming it up for the camera. Alanna is Mikkele's friend that lives across the street from us. It is fun for the girls to be in the group together. It helps us mom's out too.
After the performance the kids go around to the residents and introduce themselves and wish them a Merry Christmas.
Mikkele looking sassy in Aunt Lisha's sunglasses.
One of the only times Grant slept on the drive. He had a hard time, and didn't feel well a good part of the time we were there.
Grant and Albert. This is one of the only faces Albert knows how to make when a camera is pointed at him. He really is a Roberts at heart.
Our condo is the door on the second floor that is open.
The view of the beach looking out from the door of our condo.
Mikkele posing on the jetti. She is one hot babe!
Papa and Granty. Grant really liked the warm weather.
Albert, Alisha, and Mikkele walking along the jetty.
Dolphins in the bay.
Mikkele finding her first seashells. She found TONS during the trip to bring home with us.
Can you see Mikkele inbetween the teeth of this massive shark?
It was also a walkway that lead up to the doors of the store.
Adam, Mikkele, Grant and Alish in the pool.
Grant and Aunt Lisha in the hot tub.
Mikkele and Adam out in the waves.
Alisha and Mikkele
This one's kinda blurry, but you get the picture. She was a pro by the end of the trip to the coast.
Dad's bum, Robby, Bruce-in his short shorts, and Rodney in a huddle.
Lonnie and Bruce..."I'm open"
Grant spent a lot of time listening to Adam's Ipod. It was nice that it entertained for bits of time.
The gator with the river house in the background. 
