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Welcome to the world of twin preschoolers. Every day is an adventure! This blog is a way for me to share a little of what life is like with twin boys. The adventure never ends. On most days, they make me wonder what would happen if “babies drooled the world”! One thing I know for sure is they would win most of the battles! In an ideal world, I’d love to write children’s books. The title of this blog is obviously a play on words (If babies ruled the world). It came to me one day when I was wiping a drool covered face for probably the 100th time. I think it would be a fun title for a book. Maybe one day the boys’ adventures will inspire me to finally write that book. Until then, I’ll have fun wondering what truly would happen if babies drooled the world!

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Waimea Falls


Waimea Falls, originally uploaded by Deanna Pecina.

It was a dreary, rainy day in Kailua. So, we decided to load the boys up and drive to the other side of the island to do the Waimea Falls hike. It would seem that the North Shore was one of the only dry areas on the island today. The hike is an easy paved hike to the falls. There are numerous side paths that you can take along the way, but with the mud and the boys this would have been a bad combination. We stayed on the paved path all the way there, and I must say it's a beautiful walk. My goal on this little adventure was to play around with my shutter speed while shooting the falls themselves. It took a few tries, but after playing around, I found the right setting and was able to make the falls have the misty look you see here. While it's probably not that big of a feat, I was proud of myself for figuring it out.

Along the way, the boys wanted to know what EVERY sign said. We would answer with things like, "Stay on the path," "Listen to your mommy." Here L was mimicking these responses and pointing claiming the sign said, "Do what mommy says."

This sign just struck me as funny. Only in Hawaii do you worry about getting hit by falling fruit!

L enjoyed exploring the different plants. He and B said they were on "an venture."

They were exhausted by the time we got to the falls themselves. They both wanted to be carried on the way back. I had to inform them that three and a half year olds don't get carried anymore.

B didn't want to be in many pictues today. I was able to snap this one of L looking at the falls.

This picture makes me laugh because I swear B looks JUST like his Uncle Darren. That pose is totally my brother! It makes me laugh because usually I think B looks just like his daddy, but in this picture it's clear he looks just as much like my side of the family as his.

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