My children know what cell phones are for

Taking pictures

"Smile!"

(They also like to show you the pictures they've taken.)

Texting:

And talking, of course:

They also know where to keep their phones when not in use:

If you don't have a pocket, just borrow your sister's:

P.S. Genny, please note that Ruby's hair is not fixed, probably not even combed. You may not be able to tell, but Cora's hair is missing the elastics at the end of her braids, so it's on it's way out, too. Just so you know my children don't always have well-groomed hair. :)

No catchy title,

I just love this picture.

Looking like twins

Good to know:

Bar soap, if ingested, will not hurt you. It will most likely make you vomit. It could give you diarrhea. But as long as you don't get dehydrated, which is very unlikely, there is nothing to worry about.

Thank you, Cora, for helping me learn this information.

Yes, she ate a piece of soap. She did vomit. That was it, and it only lasted a few minutes. Then she was fine.

I called Poison Control. I've never called Poison Control before. They answered, "You have reached Poison Control. Is this an emergency or can you hold?"

Um, I thought the whole point of calling Poison Control was to find out if I had an emergency. If I already knew, wouldn't I just go to the emergency room or not bother calling?

Who's in charge?

It looks to me like Ruby is saying, "Guys, you're getting it all wrong..."

Zooming away

Kittens

While both girls look very happy in these pictures, it didn't last long. Little claws came out and little kitties hit the ground pretty quick. Cora wouldn't even think about holding a kitten again. Ruby did, but not for long the second time, either. The next day they just petted the kittens but wouldn't hold them at all.