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Today's question I overhead from some friends who I'll rename.  Jane and her husband John wanted one final child, as they already had three other kids and wanted one more.  Mother Nature had other plans - their "one final kid" quickly became *two final kids*, as they learned they were going to have boy girl twins.  Jane felt exhausted:

>I don't know how we're going to do this.  Two children with three older ones is going to be a challenge.

Never forget that when you make plans, life also has its own plans.  Let's focus on the good news:

-  You now have enough children for your own basketball team.
-  While children take energy when they're younger, as you get older and they get older, they will add value to your life, if you raise them right.  I've never met any older person who regretted having children.  I have met a few who wished that they had more children, but never less.  "Older" being over 60.
-  I've met many older people (over 60) who regret **not** having children.
-  Some twins at an age will entertain themselves.

How would you feel if you found out that you were going to have twins?

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