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My personal favorite...

AND THE LONGER ONES HERE

Triplets and Instant Celebrity
Most talked about triplet video in the world.

Disclaimer:  Due to some of the overwhelmingly negative feedback I've received about this video, I felt the need to add the following... No, I didn't think all of the comments were negative.  Yes, I know that having triplets is an amazingly-rare and wonderful thing and that people can't help but notice.  No, I don't think it entitles people to probe into our lives, touch our children, interrupt our conversations, and make thoughtless comments. And finally, there is a difference between the in-your-face confrontation-with-strangers kind of attention that I don't enjoy, and the very public website, which I so joyfully share with anyone who cares to see it. 
Here's a 5-minute peek of our first trip to the zoo with the babies.  I was completely unprepared for the instant celebrity.  So new to having triplets, I still hadn't figured out how to put on my "unapproachable face," avoid eye contact, ignore stares, prevent "touchers," etc.  We were interrupted mid-conversation, we were touched, and we were talked about as though we weren't even there. 

My daughter, Kelli, was kind enough to videotape the experience.  I know she was frustrated and uncomfortable with the unsolicited attention we received, but she enjoyed documenting the experience.

I'd made a promise to myself not to complain about the attention, being grateful for my trio, and I was determined not to let our having triplets be an interruption of "normal life."  But I was completely unprepared for the emotionally overwhelming paranoia I felt with being talked about, pointed at, and followed.  It wasn't easy.

AND SOME MORE SHORT BUT GOOD ONES...

Our Triplet Birth Video

Choo-choo Wagon

Here's a familiar sight in our neighborhood.  People who see us all the time still crane their necks to watch us go by.  Taking a step back and seeing this video, I can understand why.

Squeaky shoes and leashes at the airport

They were actually a little bit calmer during the video.  Five minutes before, however...

Half an hour of cleanup condensed into less than a minute.  No exaggerations involved.

I sometimes envy small children.  If adults did the silly things kids do, we'd be committed.

Thirty seconds of Max's hat.

Folks Call Him Buckethead

Kelli and her friend, Tara, on the Skycoaster

Here are 2 little video clips of Kelli's skycoaster experience.