A Generation's Accomplishments

"I hate doing dishes!" Camren said grumpily. "I hate it with a fiery passion! Why must I be the one to do dishes today? It's Dad's turn!"

"Dude, quit your whining before mom gives you something worse to do." Cole said trying to hide a smile.

"There's nothing worse than doing dishes...." Camren lamented.

"Oh yeah? Try fixing and cleaning up toilets!" Snapped Clare as she made her way up the stairs to fix the toilet up there.

"Now, now children. Hurry along and try not to complain so much. There's still a lot of packing to do." Said Blythe patiently from the kitchen.

The Montgomery family had decided to move to a bigger house, and due to that they were all kept very busy for the big move that was taking place the following day.

Life Goes On

Blythe had allowed herself to mourn her parents' deaths. Remember what Death himself had told her, she mad sure her grief hadn't been all consuming. Blythe would probably never forgive herself for forgetting Clare's birthday. She loved all four of her children very dearly and she was determined not to worry them any longer than she already had.

When Death Comes Calling

"Good night, Charlie. Thank you very much for your help with Lori a few days ago. I couldn't have done it without you." Clare said to her best friend Charles O'Malley.

"You would've done fine without me Clare, you're smarter than me remember? But you're welcome none the less." Charlie said with a chuckle.

Caiden, who had been unfortunately witnessed this affectionate show of friendship mumbled grumpily and went back inside the house before he said something rude. Was it so bad that he wanted to O'Malley boy to keep his pesky little hands off his baby sister? Why couldn't Clare's best friend be a girl? Wasn't that usually the case anyways. Clare was unusual for a girl.

Family Matters

"Hmm, I wonder if I'll live to see the day when the whole family sits down to have breakfast at the same time." Anne told herself one day as she prepared breakfast for the family. "Probably not..." She said with a smile.

The Montgomery Family consisted of eight family members across three generations. Four adults, two teenagers and two children. Soon, it would be four teenagers.

The Monumental and Never Dull Task of Raising Children

"We have a deal then, let's shake on it." Camren said to his little brother Caiden with a smirk.

Caiden looked at Camren with suspicion. Camren was well known for his little pranks. "Alright, my science notes for your art notes."

Sibling Squabbles

Anne and Alex were celebrating a very special birthday. They were both turning into elders now. They had a nice and rather rare moment of peace and quiet. They decided to celebrate while everyone was out at school or work.

"Oi! This aging thing is taking its toll on my back." Alex said with a frown.

Anne looked at him doubtfully. "You're exaggerating..." She said with a chuckle.

"Hmm, you'll see in a moment here. You're next." Alex said with a grin.

Little Angels, Family History, and a Little Surprise

As crazy as it gets in Montgomery House, there are also precious peaceful times. When the three little boys who so strive to be hyper active during the day, go to bed and become quiet peaceful little angels.

Boys will be Boys

With four grown and doting adults at home, the twins were very well cared for. All their needs and wants were tended to. Alas, babyhood is short. Before long, the twins had grown into adorable little boys.

Growing Pains

The Wedding was over, and the newlyweds were finally home. All in all, it had been a lovely wedding. The newlyweds couldn't wait to get started on making their own family.

2nd Generation Wedding

The Second Generation of the Montgomery Saga begins with Blythe's and Ben's Wedding. The young couple had met and fallen in love when they were teenagers. Since then, they had been practically inseparable, and finally they were getting married and they would truly be bound to each other forever.