Interlude 7.8 Toddlers

 
Author's Note:
I have worked on this story for 8 years and that mean 1 original time and three rewrites.  After this chapter I'm taking a 5  month if not longer  vacation from writing this SimLit.   Don't worry i have saved the saves so they don't get accidently deleted-again.  But I'm uninstalling the Sims and EA app while I enjoy other PC games for a change. 

Dear diary,  I can't believe how much the toddlers have grown!

Little Regina and Estelle had their first birthday!  

Henry, the children and I had a picture together outside 

Henry and I were trying to teacher our children how to do stuff 

I then played with Regina 

and then it was bed time for the children:

the next Day Henry read to Estelle 

and I spend time time with Regina 

I then helped Estelle in learning

We're trying to make sure they get potty early, since with them being the next of the royal family we don't want them to have bathroom accidents in the house

Refina can't get a lot of sleep because Estelle hates going to bed .

its food time!! 

and then its time for the children to play 

a couple of days later we had a huge play date with family and friends who have toddlers 

and after we got home the children played some more 

 they're best friends at the moment 

Dad even "ordered" at a food truck thing that we got for the girls

I got sick and after I got better  Mom told me Henry and I should take some time off of being a parent and go on vacation. 

So again Hannah, Maxwell, Henry and I went to the Japanese place and

and only got as far as the base camp on a mountain excursion 

the four of us then spend some time in the lovely hot springs 

Regina was doing just fine witrout Henry and I around

Dad would read to them each night we're away

they're really best friends, the girls I mean

and since I have to get back to work as Crown Princess,  Henry and  I enrolled the girls into preschool.  We choose one which has Charlene as a teacher. 

But i'm worried at the moment because everything has been good,  too good.  That's a sign of bad things

to come. I don't know what but it will happen.