Here is Logan doing his demonstration of how to open your mouth big and wide to fit the spoon in.
And we have our big helper, Torin, encouraging the babies as they eat. Every night you can hear, "Mmmm, Logan. Mmmm, Ella." at the table as they eat. 
Logan loved the sweet potatoes. He was ready for more when his bowl was empty.
Ella, however, had to do a few body shakes to get the potatoes down. Hopefully tomorrow will go better.
I teared up watching him today knowing this is my last time seeing one of my babies roll over for the first time. These are such bittersweet moments. I can't wait for more to come. 
Mommy still puts pillows behind me to protect me yet since I'm still a little wobbly, but this day I sat for over 5 minutes without falling over.
I'm also rolling not only tummy to back but back to tummy now too. That includes rolling over in my crib which makes Mommy nervous.
Mommy and Daddy are hunting for a crib ASAP so that I can finally have my own space and not have to share a crib with Logan anymore. Then Mommy won't worry about me rolling in my sleep as much.
He took some breaks to show Ella how to paint the pumpkins,
and to make her giggle and smile.
And does she ever giggle and smile at him. Torin makes her giggle ALL the time. She loves her big brother.
He concentrated very hard and used lots of different colors naming them as he'd paint them on the pumpkin.
We then had to bring the pumpkin outside to let it dry.
The second day we painted the final two pumpkins and Logan was able to watch this time and get his lesson on painting from Torin.
Here is our proud little man showing off his artwork. They look beautiful on our front step.
They even had a petting zoo with sheep, goats and alpacas. Torin was able to feed some of them which he loved.
Of course he had to climb the fence too.
The highlight of the animals was that one of them burped which made Torin laugh and laugh, and then of course he tried to burp himself to copy the goat.
It was a beautiful morning and the babies wanted to take part too.
Torin told them which pig cars they could sit in.
Daddy didn't listen to Torin here. Logan was supposed to sit in the front of the red pig car. Silly Daddy.
We even picked up squash to make for baby food since that day is just around the corner. I think the twins are ready for more than just cereal. So far we've made sweet potato, squash, applesauce and zucchini.
It was a great day at the pumpkin patch. We brought home three pumpkins to paint and carve.
I'm still
looking
for just
the right
shot.
Christmas cards should be interesting this year.