In law school, instead of being a Sophomore, Junior, or Senior, you're a 1L, 2L, 3L, or in my case, a 4L (because I worked full time while going to law school). For graduation, Jen made t-shirts for all of the kids, denoting the year in which they were born.

Who need's bath night when we can just toss them all into the washing machine?

The Gremi's may be our landlords, but we'll always consider them an extra set of grandparents to our kids.

Emma didn't quite get the idea that jumping requires your feet to leave the ground.

Get Daddy!

Thhhubbbbt!

The nice thing about them being so close in age is that they balance one another out, literally.

This is us reading a great kids book- Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus.

Of course, Aunt Bethany is the FAVORITE aunt...

Mom... what are we doing here?

We love having Grandma over to help!

It's always fun to have grandma over to play, and help Mommy with newborn baby Trevor.

I know it's not much compared with Utah snow, but we'll take what we can get.

If we keep up this pace, we'll have a football team in no time.

The chance of getting everyone to smile is inversely proportional to the number of children in the picture.

"...and there was a terrible battle among all of the saw blade warriors. After days of war, only two saw blade warriors remained..."

So, it's a secret, but we actually store our children in red tubes. They're much easier to stack. And you should see them roll down stairs!

For the first 48 hours, we have to take Trevor's heart rate, respiration and temperature. It's a family affair.