Lunch Break: Twin baby boys laughing
Aug.19, 2010 12:00 pm |
Video of the day |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Awww..precious!
I would like to register my disappointment that you intend to speak at a Youth Defence event in Ireland.
Love it! This video actually ties for first place for my favorite video. The other is the mom who is holding four babies who are laughing at their daddy. That is awesome, too. That’s what I think heaven must be like!
I always wanted to have identical girl twins, but you can’t just order them, like items on a menu! Did you know that African Americans have a higher rate of twinning than whites, and Asians have the lowest rate? Interesting.
Awww… that video made me wish that my latest little bundle of sunshine had been twins. He’s six months old and sooo adorable. He’d have a blast with a twin brother, but ya know… God’s will. :-)
I love babies. They’re such cutie-tooties, and this is such a sweet age. I’ll miss my boys when they grow up and leave home. :S On the upside, the house will be quiet again… and it will stay clean! XD