Quintuplets
May 23rd, 2015, we welcomed to the world Spencer Diana, Sawyer Amelia, Sheridan Renee, Sloane Gladys, and Delaney Dwayna Lafontant.
We may be running out of name ideas. Dwayne still wants a namesake son. I do, too, especially now with seven girls in total. All five of the quintuplets are girls.
Unlike their big sisters, what superpowers they do have aren't anything we need to worry about. We thought they didn't have the ability until noticing it in very small doses. Maybe the further away from March 2006 that time gets, the more diluted the after affect is in the children. Maybe it's that, or the quintuplets resulting from IVF. Someone could know something and have tried to make these five normal.
Regardless, they're very adorable. They have black wavy hair, bordering on curly hair. All have hazel green eyes and cute chubby cheeks. They could get away with murder, they're so stinking cute.
Maybe Dwayne did look like Elvis once and the evidence is just lost.
Spencer, Sawyer, Sheridan, Sloane, and Delaney moved into what was Parker's room in the apartment. Parker moved into Aubrey's room. Aubrey isn't happy about this situation. She hasn't adjusted yet, and it's been three years since the quints were born.
I think it's time we try the suburbs again. We could start a new development, or bring life back to a ghost town and make it ours. I don't really want the girls to spend all their life cramped for space. Everyone here is looking at our family strangely for having so many children now.
I sorely miss suburban peace and tranquility, and even backwoods peace and tranquility. I moved for opportunity, but I'm not spending my life mentally and physically sick. I have constant headaches here.
Aubrey doesn't want to move. She loves the city. I understand that to an extent. I would appreciate the city more if I were her age and not so tired.
I want to be a fun parent, too, not the parent that's never home and annoying everyone about rules when she is home.