The adults had to pull double duty to get the triplets taught. With three babies, it was harder to get them all to the library. It really didn't matter, the family had the books at home anyways. Sometimes Angel would read to the kids while other times Gavin would teach them skills. Many times they'd alternate.
Even Gage and Ethan took to their younger brothers, often teaching them the glories of the block table.
Regardless of what the triplets were learning, they were hardly left alone. On occasion when Anthony was left alone, he'd do some treasure digging of his own.
Even though much of his world revolved around the triplets, Gavin made sure he still spent time with his oldest boys. They shared a common Couch Potato trait and enjoyed watching Saturday morning cartoons together.
Gage soon grew into a teen. He looked strikingly like his father, and even acquired some of his odd habits.
Gavin found time to have his own birthday, even though it was in the bathroom. His mom came to see him age well. (I had to drop the walls because the bathroom is pretty small)
With all this aging the triplets decided it was their time too and one by one they were ready for their first day of school too.
((I really didn't write a whole lot about Gavin's LTW, to earn 4,000 a week in book royalties, because it was a little unessential, but he has met it.))
No comments:
Post a Comment