Our apologies for the lapse in coverage of the Glisson girls...but we have been moving to the beat of a different drummer over the past week--a rock-n-roll drummer. We have been on the go--to St. Louis then on to Kirksville, Missouri for Rebekah's sister's graduation from Truman State University. Way to go, Miranda (with honors)! We spent approximately 24 hours in Kirksville and hung out in her apartment with her friends as you can see in the last picture. This was for sure the coldest May graduation that I've ever been to--I kept cracking Canadian jokes. We had to bundle the girls and the grandmas for the outside graduation on Saturday and everyone stayed warm. Mama and Daddy stayed extra warm as we wrestled the girls through the entire ceremony--10 month olds are not supposed to sit still, don't you know? Brad traveled back to Nashville and worked a little on Monday, and Miranda, Rebekah and the girls came back Tuesday. They enjoyed a relaxing day with the grandparents and the great-grandmas--Gramma Deanie, Papa Mike, Great Ginny and Great Grandma Dee. Everyone was happy to be home Tuesday--the girls were able to play with the toys that they had forgotten about and were able to get back into normal sleep patterns. In Kirksville and St. Louis, the girls would sleep until 2, 3, or 4 in the morning and would then want to be up to play. Average sleep for parents each night: 4-5 hours. We are wondering how the trip to the beach in a few weeks is going to go...The top two pictures are of the girls 'playing' with their Auntie Miranda this morning while Mama went to the doctor to take care of the tendonitis in her wrists/hands. It is very nice to have Miranda around...dinner was great tonight, too.