Big day today. By the time I eventually got to the hospital after work, I discovered my babies had moved house. They were finally in the nursery, so slightly closer to the exit. It's taken 17 weeks and 5 days, but we got there eventually. We're now officially no longer in 'intensive care'; now merely 'special care'.
Hopefully we're not going to be in there for too long, but I'm sure that while we're there our babies will be just as well looked after as they have been until now.
Willow was looking so beautiful today - when she opens her eyes and looks around, she can melt anyone's heart who is in the room. And her little brother Stanley has got such a cheeky chubby face to match his character - we just can't wait to see them develop. The sooner we can get them home, the more we can get to know them and appreciate every minute before they grow up too soon.
It was nearly 10pm when we finally had dinner tonight, after which I had to finish working. So it was KFC again that provided us with much-needed fodder. The service wasn't too good tonight though; probably the slowest fast food we've had in a while. They generally employ two non-English speaking students to serve customers - one at the front, taking orders, and another one to stand behind, looking frightened. Despite these problems, they do still manage to serve up some tasty chicken.
Hopefully we're not going to be in there for too long, but I'm sure that while we're there our babies will be just as well looked after as they have been until now.
Willow was looking so beautiful today - when she opens her eyes and looks around, she can melt anyone's heart who is in the room. And her little brother Stanley has got such a cheeky chubby face to match his character - we just can't wait to see them develop. The sooner we can get them home, the more we can get to know them and appreciate every minute before they grow up too soon.
It was nearly 10pm when we finally had dinner tonight, after which I had to finish working. So it was KFC again that provided us with much-needed fodder. The service wasn't too good tonight though; probably the slowest fast food we've had in a while. They generally employ two non-English speaking students to serve customers - one at the front, taking orders, and another one to stand behind, looking frightened. Despite these problems, they do still manage to serve up some tasty chicken.
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