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How do you feed someone who never stops moving? The Gremlin is tiny (1% in weight, 15% in height), but she eats. In fact she probably eats more than me during the week. The weekends are a whole different story. We are so busy playing and running around, it is hard to get her to stand still for two seconds. We have resorted to drive-thru refueling. I have food on a spoon and wait for her to run by, then stick it in her mouth. I felt like I was doing a mid-flight refueling with a jet plane yesterday trying to shove sweet potatoes into her face as she was running after the Monster.

Below is her pre-Valentine's Day outfit (thank you G-gpa and G-Aud). We had a slight issue with the dress. Because it is covered in dogs, someone kept taking it off to look at the doggies all morning. Every time I would get it over her head she would pull it back up so she could point at the little Scotties and say "doggie" over and over. Finally I convinced her that if we put it on she could look down and see the dogs ALL DAY!

We had a very cold weekend and the Monster was loving it. So was the Gremlin. Below is everyone bundled up to go outside... and loving it. The Gremlin even left her mittens on and kept putting her hat on her head all day, in hopes that we would go outside again. 

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