When you first walk up to the quad squad's house you see a series of signs, one asking to remove your shoes, one asking to wash your hands and keep out if you are sick and one warning you there is oxygen in use. In the bathroom there is a schedule for the babies and their bath time. In the bedrooms, the dressers are labeled with the kids names and what type of clothes and size. There is also a cleaning list on the living room door. They are very organized and seems to be working well for them. Tina (mom), stays home with the babies while her husband, Aaron, goes to work at the VA Hospital and Med Center. They have an online volunteer sign up sheet for cooking, cleaning and helping with the babies. While we were there, Aunt Jane was helping out, a girl that Tina used to babysit for and I believe a girlfriend of one of her brothers. They have to have a schedule or one day they could have too much help and another, NO help! Yikes!
Sheet Pan Sausage, Peppers, and Potatoes
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This sheet pan sausage, peppers, and potatoes recipe is an easy meal that
comes together quickly and is perfect for a busy weeknight dinner. I had
all of...
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