We invited Jason and Jia over for dinner tonight and it was their first family outing to SF.
They slept most of the time and needed to be fed a couple times but overall it seemed to go rather smoothly.
It’s a lot of work but they seem to all be doing well. The twins are over 2 weeks old now!
I’ve read that bonding starts even before a baby is born. At 33 weeks, Peanut has the ability to hear my voice and some sounds outside of the womb. He’s been very active lately – lots of rolling, kicking, stretching, and hiccups. This evening, he was awake during the Warriors game and KK came by to give him a big hug and kiss. I later told her to sing to Baby Brother and she started right away with the ABC Song. Then, he kicked and she was so delighted. I got some of it on video and love seeing her responses. She even hangs around after the song to just talk to him. She kept saying, “what’s up?” to him. So sweet.
https://youtu.be/nAWx9U65WuM
The boys headed home overnight.
Here’s Squirt and Jimmy WAAAAAY down the aisle. Business Class is luxo.
Welcome back to San Francisco!!
Jes was hungry and craving something Asian so we had ramen.
Reunited!! Yippee!!
Today was Chris’ last day with us at work. He had been our Rehab Aide for a few years now and will be starting orientation for Nursing School at UCSF next week. To send him off, we threw a fiesta at Lucy’s house this evening complete with taco bar and margaritas.
Donna wrote one of her infamous poems for him and we all got a good laugh.
There were kids galore and the Tsao girls came in matching tops.
KK snuggled up next to Henry and they had dinner together.
The pinata was filled with candy, toys, and a special gift for Chris.
We all dressed like him at work today to honor him. We’re gonna miss you, Dude!! Best of luck in school!
On Thursday night, Jes and the group went out for dinner and drinks. He didn’t get back to his hotel room until pretty late. 
The next morning, Squirt a photobombed a photo of Jimmy running a meeting.
This evening, KK was sitting next to me on the sofa, leaned over, and placed her hand on my belly. She said, “Hello, Baby Brother”.
Then she gave him a sip of her milk.
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