"He thought that over for a few moments, then said "Yup, might work, at that. It'd mean the hay took up a little more space, though. Course, it'd mean...a lot less work, too - and if the barn burned down because I didn't move the hay around, the space wouldn't matter. All right, we'll give 'er a try."With that, we went back to work, and got all the hay bales moved out. After a little experimenting, we found an arrangement that let us stack the hay up in layers, with gaps between the bales. From. They loved to ride in the SUV, but we had been gone for several hours and they were probably at least wet, if not something worse.The alarm system hadn’t indicated any problems, but I still checked the area around the house and then the house itself before Ashley and the twins got out of the vehicle. We took the twins upstairs to change them, before we all went down to the kitchen for a quiet lunch, if there is such a thing with twins. After lunch, Ashley played with the girls until they were. "No not now," I said. "Let's pick a room." The little house, with just a minimum of renovations, had gone from a small family house to a fish camp with three bedrooms and one bath. The former living room was the new entrance hall and one of the bedrooms. The two former bedrooms from the old house were still bedrooms. The bath was still the bath without a tub just a shower stall. The old kitchen was a room used for storing fishing gear between trips to the river. It would still function as a. Traci and Kevin are the twins and are thirteen. Liz is twelve. Counting me, that makes four girls and two boys. We were pretty lucky when we chose our parents.aroslav: How's that?SANDRA: The kids' best friends live next door to us. They were born at about the same times as my sibs. But their parents had a thing for alliteration. They all have names that start with L. Lorna, Lena, Lana, Leslie, and Lou. The four older are girls and a lot of people just assumed that poor Lou was a girl too. But.