Thanks David, Haiku for you

Proactive in the universe
Uniting Family
Too bad no one gives a crap!

Dave I really liked your Haiku, and meant to reply to it, didn't, forgot, sorry. I would like to thank you for setting up this site and keeping it going! You and I are typically the only ones who ever comment to postings, but I think everyone checks it out. I loved hearing about your family-- so will post a bit about mine as well. :)

Lily is adorable. She is speaking a little -- my favorite is when she walks up to me and says "hi baby" (think I've ever said that to her?). She and her brothers spend as much time as they can dancing to Peter and the Wolf, I Like to Move It (from Madagascar) and some other favorite songs. Her little bum moves side to side and she takes huge side steps lifting her alternate legs in the air while raising alternate hands in the air - she's a hoot to watch.
Toby is the sweetest, but quite emotional these days. As you may have seen on his website, he's inventing words like "meaniac" and "interrible". He makes up jokes all the time, sometimes confusing jokes with stories he'll say "mom I have a new joke -- once upon a time, there were three bears......" His treatment has been on hold for two weeks, we'll see this Friday if his counts are up enough to continue. He really is tough!
Kyle just got Star Wars Battlefront II (playstation) from a guy in our ward for his birthday - he's quite obsessed with it right now. He is doing really well in school and his teacher raves about him. He will be baptized on March 4th (everyone's invited). He is very mature and wise - he's ready to be baptized and I'm proud of him.
Marc works so hard! He works all day and then comes home and works on the addition. He really has done a lot and we should be able to move into it in the next month or so.... I can't wait!
As for me, I'm sane, I think.
We will not be taking any vacations any time soon unfortunately, but that isn't uncommon for us. Even though the kids and I have taken a couple of trips to Utah/Idaho without Marc, we consider those visiting family, not really vacations.