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Help[Games] Re: Bopperlynn's Adoption Agency
in reply to a message by bopperlynn
(The triplets names were changed around/respelled as Tzvi Melek, Moshe Levi, & Miriam Sarit)
Yonatan- 39
Gabby- 38
Dan- 12
Tali- 8
Avi- 7
Maya- 4
Tzvi- 2
Moshe- 2
Miri- 2
When the triplets first came home, all our children, but Dan, were a little reserved. Maya didn't like the fact that she was no longer the baby, Avi was afraid she was going to hurt them, and Tali was annoyed at all the noise they made. After a week or so Avi got over her fear, but the other two girls took longer to actually like the babies.
Ayelet and Elad moved out about a year ago, when they got a new place with Ayelet's husband (she got married around Daniel's 11th birthday.
Now that the triplets are two (and a half!). The family has completely settled in to their lives with 9 people living under the same roof.
The family has a four bedroom apartment, in which Avi and Tali share a room, the boys share one room, and Maya and Miri share a room. Even though this arangement isn't the most ideal, the family is close-knit so they don't mind not having much elbow room, and when they do, they go into the living/dining combo area.
Yonatan- 39
Gabby- 38
Dan- 12
Tali- 8
Avi- 7
Maya- 4
Tzvi- 2
Moshe- 2
Miri- 2
When the triplets first came home, all our children, but Dan, were a little reserved. Maya didn't like the fact that she was no longer the baby, Avi was afraid she was going to hurt them, and Tali was annoyed at all the noise they made. After a week or so Avi got over her fear, but the other two girls took longer to actually like the babies.
Ayelet and Elad moved out about a year ago, when they got a new place with Ayelet's husband (she got married around Daniel's 11th birthday.
Now that the triplets are two (and a half!). The family has completely settled in to their lives with 9 people living under the same roof.
The family has a four bedroom apartment, in which Avi and Tali share a room, the boys share one room, and Maya and Miri share a room. Even though this arangement isn't the most ideal, the family is close-knit so they don't mind not having much elbow room, and when they do, they go into the living/dining combo area.
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