It still feels weird to not be writing a review while sitting across from you and giggling every few seconds because I know I'll be able to see your reaction.

Anyways, back to the point.

I love this chapter even though it breaks my heart. Isa not getting on with her Indy makes me wanna bawl. They're so... just... gah. My heart aches for them.

I love them lots.

You totally rocked this one.

Also Binyin and Sarah looking for bugs was so frakking adorkable.

Truly, truly loved it.

I did actually read this the other night but I was on my phone and half asleep... and after I dropped my phone on my face I decided the review could wait. Please don't be offended.

I love this chapter a lot.

A lot. A lot. A lot.

Yup. That many lots.

And then some.

I love that Isabeth is so sassy and that she don't miss her mama lots because she's got her Indy. And that Sarah spends ten minutes talking to her mama and then helping Auntie. So good.

Love it so much.

And of course, hello, Moss is hot. Even when they're not trying to be.

"They were quiet for several minutes until she sat up, smiling down at him and framing his face with her hands.

"Thank you for everything you do, Adam. For working long hours and coming home and still being involved and for telling me I'm amazing, even if I don't want to hear it. I couldn't do life without you."

"And I couldn't do it without you, babe."

She smiled and kissed him before settling back down and going to sleep."

They are crazy, crazy in love! ALL of this chapter was freaking full of love, family, and fun! But then what do I expect when I read a Messthorne/Moss story? :D I've never seen the Apple Dumpling Gang movie before, I'll have to rent it when my 'plump' nephew grows up a little. I LOVE the fact that the kids are having so much fun with each other that its been easy on the adults as well as the kids. Not that I expected a lot of fussing, they are good kids but sometimes things do get out of hand.

One of my favorite parts is where Isa is on the phone with Austin telling her how they don't miss her as much because they are having too much fun. It must have been funny to hear but made her hurt a little. The mudfamily was so cool! Never been able to do that, they would always fall apart. But the hose and not to mention the Popsicles were great!

I can see Isa and Sarah in their braids, having fun doing girly stuff while the boys were taking their baths. Ah, this is a great family, you topped yourself when Adam was reading Avery the story on how everyone loves the baby. Which we all do. :) Six kids, a job, and a loving husband, Lindsay is amazing. Not only for that but for knowing she has help at her fingertips whenever its needed in Adam, Austin, Danny, Mac, Jo, Sheldon, Don, and Jess. Amazing job!

Lindsay is brave. I'd be going crazy with 6 kids that young all at once!

awwwww yay...please update soon...i love it...

AWESOME! I can't believe that Danny and Austin haven't had a trip since their honeymoon, but I'm so happy that they are taking this time to be themselves. ALL couples need that, its great to see that Adam and Lindsay are doing that too with the game. :D Oh man, that was so great to watch! Austin throwing out the first pitch, I bet she had a freaking good time knowing that her family was there to support her. Don should have been hit harder, with him encouraging the jinx! XD

There is no way that Claire would ever leave Mac's heart, his heart is so big that it can hold all of the people in his life. :) As for all of the kids staying at the Rosses, there should be some payback later down the road. The Messer kids call out was hysterical! She's a good mom! I hope they have a great time, both couples!

Seriously, how can Danny be this clueless. Three kids and many years after Italy, and Lindsay is actually having to explain this to him. This is not a good sign. Some men are just so clueless.

Okay, seriously, Danny, I'm ready to knock you over the head here. Just shut up and book the trip already!

Sometimes, ya just gotta tell someone, "It's just a little too close to your birthday for you to be asking nosy questions." That'll shut them up.

Glad Jess remembered her camera! What a great birthday surprise for Austin.

A neck-and-neck close game? I can't handle the stress of those oens. I gotta have a blow-out by my favorite team or I can't enjoy the game.

I'd be worried if I was Austin, too. That's too many kids for too long. Lindsay is a good friend, and very brave!

I think 'it's going to be a long four days' is a bit of an understatement. Lindsay is certainly going to have her hands full. Update soon!

GIBBERISH. That girl of mine and I are so dang spoiled by our beef-efs.

I love this so hard. Yankees or bust.

And Binyin and Dunner are so double trouble.

I basically just want to live inside this chapter.

Is it wrong that I am almost more excited about that tiny little Jac moment because if it's wrong I do not wanna be right.

That's all.

Oh, and I love you.

Oh, poor Ben. Surgery is so rough on kids. And those blood draws and IVs... yuck. Although, it just might be even harder on the parents.

Sneaky Colton found a way to get to Ben after all. But he really is being such a good big brother right now, snuggling with Ben while mama gets the meds.

How cute that Ben even wants his Dunner-buddy.

Tape and glue? That's hilarious. At least he didn't try the super glue or find the stapler.

Oh my gosh... the stapler is in the junk drawer! I spoke too soon.

Oh on, Avery can't crawl yet!

I'm curious what will happen with that sibling bond when Avery is old enough to crawl/walk into the awesome leggo village they just built and ruin it. Sibling rivalry is alive and well, especially when there is the odd number of kids.

Wait a minute, wait a minute... where are the goodie bags? Ya know, the dentist office gives the kids a cute little bag with a new toothbrush, floss, and all that stuff. Colton and Ben got jipped!

Colton & Isa in different schools. Oh, that is not going to go over well at all.

This is so much in this chapter that made me cry and feel pride in the Lab family. Jo is such a sweetheart to stay and help look after the kids not to mention putting some new bedding on. There is however two favorite moments in here. One, where Ben reassures his Mommy that he'll be alright and not to be scared. That stopped me and I had to have a good cry at the thought of Ben being so sensitive to Lindsay's feelings that he had to talk to her about it. That kid is going to be a wonderful man one day. :)

And two, where Colton was worried about Ben and was snuggling with him. Boys fight, especially siblings but at the end of the day they are brothers and it did my heart good to see it. I think this whole storyline was very cool and showed a lot of love that we've come to expect from everyone in here. Even involving Qwerty was cool, I sometimes forget about him. Adam and Lindsay have gone through so much, its good to see that it isn't without its rewards. Because that is what I saw when they sat and stared at him wondering what the future will hold for him. There was so much love and pride in here that I could feel it with each word. Even the sleepy time with Avery nursing was an eye opener, I LOVE the idea of the locket how both families have their hearts. Marvelous job!

I really thought the meltdown was going to be worse too, but despite the taped legs they took it rather well. LOL, I was really laughing, and I feel so bad about it, when they didn't get it at first. But it was sad that they do have to be split up, at least they'll have recess together. That is something to look forward to! Sarah is a cutie in here with her problems with the erasers. Austin's advice was on the money!

I swear to you I thought that they had worn pants when the kids did that, and when you revealed that they were wearing shorts...ouch! Lets hope this sticks in their minds for a while, at least until the three legged races start. As for the stapler...that there scared me until they started stapling their clothes together. There I was thinking they were going to do skin. *shudders* The kids will always be the best part of this story alongside of their parents, its a wonder how they've learned so much from each other over the years. Marvelous!

As for little Ben and his tonsils, he'll be fine. I went through that as a teenager, not a good time, especially when your a month shy of your birthday and have to spend the night in the children's wing. But at least I got to color, good times. Adam's worry is so great to see, I'm sure that once they research it and stock up on rainbow sherbet, things will go great!

You have definitely given us both a good dose of humor and romance in here, with the boys questioning their mom about the dentist and how romantic it was to see Adam and Lindsay playing Mario Kart again. You must be getting tired of hearing all of this but its a joy to see the kids talk and discover things that are new in their lives but at the same time see it from Lindsay's POV when they come up with stuff that confounds her. I don't mean that in a bad way but I adore how she didn't know how to handle Ben when he dropped to the floor and started acting like a baby. It was a very real moment on not knowing what to do that always gets me.

The dentist was a lovely man, he knew exactly how to deal with the kids and must be a father too with his magic ways of talking to kids. :D Rolling Germ? NICE ONE, LMFAO! I'm glad that they got to see their father on his break, even if its only for five minutes that is what they needed. As for the romance and fun at the end with Adam chasing Lindsay, so much fun and it was hawt! I'm sorry but there is no way she'd ever get away from him, they both love each other that much. ;) More please!