51.  If you could pick one song as your theme song what would it be and why?  Ha.  Oh gosh.  Well…That’s hard.  I don’t really relate to any one specific song.  Instead, it’s more like different songs that represents chapters, or moments, in my life.  But, that’d be a soundtrack and not a theme song, anyway, I guess.  Theme song (I reserve the right to change this) is the Kelis “Milkshake” song.  Not because I identify with it, but because I find it hilarious.  And no, I do not think my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard…

52.  If you could jump into any book and become a part of it – what would it be and why?  Um, right now I’d like to jump into my Real Simple Travel edition (it’s actually a magazine).    But, as far as a book with a plot…  Maybe Laura Ingall’s Little House on the Prairie.  I do get to come back to my real life, right?  Or, the Bible…when Jesus was here.  Actually…make the Bible my first choice.

53.  How did you meet your husband?  I met hubs at a little restaurant we both happened to work at.  I asked him to come over, and that was that.  He fell madly in love with me.  Okay, actually…I eventually told him that if he wasn’t serious (marriage – serious) and if we weren’t moving in that direction…then we both needed to move on.  I was so tired of dating random guys.  I even told him that I might become a nun….

54.  What are some possible names you will have for your other 4 children?  WE’ve only agreed on a few : Aurora Madeline (with possible nicknames as “Rory” – for Steven – and “Maddie”), Aidan Joseph, and Izaiah (I forget the middle name we had picked out for this one).  And, that’s where we stopped on names.  We have a hard time finding names we BOTH agree on for girls.  That – and, we don’t want to pick out a ton of names and have all boys or all girls next…

Here are some of my favorites (which either have been nixed or probably will be…)…but, still…the power of persuasion may they may one day end up being a name we use:

Emma
Ethan
Ana (pronounced Aw-nuh)
Genevieve
Olivia
Sophie

(that’s not the whole, exhaustive list..)

55.  When sending kids to grandparents home, do you think the grandparent should take all 5 or would just a few be ok. Or just one at a time?  Ha.  This is a trap, I know it.  lol.  I’m going to end up biting my tongue…or fingers, as it may be….   First off, I’m not going to even attempt to figure out God’s plan in this.  Meaning, we’re leaving it up to His timing mostly.  And, since I have no clue if multiples are in THE PLAN…it’s hard to say.  I would NOT expect a grandparent to take a 2 year old and quadruplets all at once….or 5 kids all under the age of 5.  Heck, I don’t expect you guys to take Lorelei, either (and she’s an easy one year old!).  I think it all depends on the grandparents, the kids, and whatever plans are for the evening.  I mean, if you and “Grandpa” are super tired or if you have plans to go out….you would be very brave to take 5 kids that are really young.  But, once again…I have no clue what the spacing will be.  I’m only 22, I have some time   I’m kind of hoping though, that the kids will be spread out a bit.  I’d love to have one set of twins, but hey…I don’t really get to choose.  Grams used to keep 3 of us everyday during the summer and also after school.  Occasionally, our other 3 cousins would come over for the day – Or, my aunt would brave all 5 or 6 of us at once at her house.  For the most part, I’d like to think we were pretty good kids.  And, our ages were sort of spaced out – like, when I was 9, M was 8? (maybe 7?), then S was a year younger than M, T and J were a year younger than S, and M2 was a couple of years younger than T and J.  So, once we were older…it was easier.  Just let us out in the back yard with sprinklers and a few toys (wiffle balls and plastic bats) and then feed us lunches and snacks.  Occasionally my aunt would even take all FIVE of us to the country club POOL!  – and Movies.

Okay, that got longwinded…I was reminiscing, sorry.    No, I wouldn’t expect anyone (except maybe mom…haha.) to watch all 5 of my kids at once.  I’m hoping to be a SAHM throughout their school years so I’ll be here, anyhow.  And, I have no clue what type of kids they’ll be…I’m hoping they’ll be sweet and all that…and not hellions.  I’m praying that the way I raise them will reflect in how they manage their personalities…but I am new to this all…so I’m just praying for now.  lol.  That my kids will all be sweet and helpful and people will enjoy watching them.

Anyone with 45 more questions?  They can even be questions that stem off my previous answers if you want!!  Haha

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