I can vacuum and mop in 1 hour. Imperfectly, but it is better now.
One of the cool things about getting to see the nephews was seeing how much they really adore each other. T positively lights up when he sees his brother. He will sometimes crawl over and lie against D, resting his head and hugging him, even in the midst of frantic play. D is fiercely protective, and can charm T out of most (but not all) snits just by making faces and noises at him, or otherwise distracting him. He's good at it, too. This isn't to say he doesn't lose patience with him, but he's very gently despite his ire. He's also T's champion. If you dare try to imply that T doesn't understand something, D will tell you CLEARLY that this is not the case. The thing is, he isn't half wrong.
T still isn't walking. He can, he just won't without prodding. There may be a physical issue (when he first started crawling, it was gimpy. He did it on one leg bent and the other straight. Now he uses both. Pede didn't think anything of it, but PJ is concerned.) But D can get him to walk by exaggeratedly walking. T loves to copy his big brother.
I'm pretty sure one of the reasons T so took to me despite last having seen me at 4 months was seeing how D was so happy to see me, and totally at ease with me. (I do think my mom was the teeniest tiny particle of taken aback that T was wary of her at first, and turned to me for reassurance- she saw him only a couple months ago. OTOH, she told me it was really neat to see how much they both clearly like me.)