So my phone doesn’t have fantastic photo quality, but there are moments in life that you just have to capture regardless of equipment capacity. I pulled the photos off of my phone, and these are essentially a series of moments in our past year.
The girls found a rogue feather in the living room (undoubtedly from one of the sofa’s down pillows) and were experimenting and watching it float above the heat register. As you can tell by N’s short hair, this is a while ago. 
The girls riding N’s rocking horse (dog) together. The snuggles and smiles were unprompted.
Playing in the inflatable pool in the backyard. Our neighborhood has a pool, too, but watching both kids and a camera doesn’t typically happen. Dad was nice enough to set one up on the patio for some additional playing.
K. driving a tractor in our neighbor’s basement and N. riding behind.
One very pleasant evening, the girls took their babies on a walk around the block. One of the nice things about N. at this age pushing a stroller is that she was less likely to trip.
Sam’s club. I always appreciate that the girls can sit side-by-side in the cart, and it makes it one of the outings that is enjoyable and manageable (until the shoving starts, at least).
There is a little nature trail that at a park that is not too far of a drive from our house, so we went for a walk in the woods.
Random picture of the curly-ness of the back of K’s hair. She probably has a person compliment her hair approximately once a week. It goes between being somewhat curly to mostly straight with curls on the ends.
The girls trying on their red riding hood and big bad wolf costumes, pre-Halloween.
And N. discovered that her costume had a tail. It was hilarious to watch her try to catch it!
N. got a Viewmaster for her birthday—it was one of my favorite things I remember from childhood, and her friend J. got her one as a gift. She politely shared it with Big Sister as well.
At a shopping trip to Trader Joe’s I discovered that they had N-sized carts, so I made the baby do the hard work while shopping. She was in heaven and took her job very seriously! So seriously, in fact, that the lady at the cash register almost forgot to card her for the bottles of wine in her cart.
N playing the violin. She loves music, and every time I practice the violin she comes to the door and taps her collarbone to suggest she would like to play the violin at that moment as well. Additionally, every time the door to the music room is open she enters, takes out the little violin, and plays it.
The girls sitting politely together watching TV. At least they’re quiet together.
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