The Reppard Crew: Found in the wilderness

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Found in the wilderness

Much to our dismay, the boys have started to outgrow their clothes! And with the hope of spring being around the corner, we decided we needed to put the boys in their bear suits. Below, we have documented the discovery of the rare species of blue bear. Enjoy :)
Will and Hudson . . . when we put them in their coats, they acted like they were stunned, and they were perfectly still. We were laughing so hard at them . . . Hudson heard us laughing and cracked a little smile himself!

Will in his car seat

Hudson and Hatch

Apparently, the bears are identified by their soft blue fur, chubby checks, and their desire to always be found in pairs . . . Will and Hudson, snoozing.

4 comments:

Allison Hudson said...: unbelievable - i LOVE it.....they are so precious and those bear suits are to die for! love yall!; February 23, 2009 at 12:18 AM
Robin said...: They grow so fast, don't they. I have a whole bag of clothes that Anna has outgrown. The boys look so cuddly in those outfits.; February 23, 2009 at 6:40 PM
life with the larsons said...: they are beary cute!!!; February 23, 2009 at 8:21 PM
Kath Family said...: I cannot stop laughing at those rare bears you found in your house. They are TOO cute! Oh my goodness. And the picture of one mommie with 2 screaming boys is too funny - well, kind of :) Wish I could hold them right now! Promise to post some pics to my site soon ... hopefully! Sending lots of love your way.; February 24, 2009 at 11:02 PM

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We're a family of six doing our best to remember this wild time in our lives--the laughter, the chaos, the use of sharpies on furniture--you know, the memories we want to hold onto of the four little ones under our roof. Life around here is very full, very imperfect, and often crazy. This is a tiny glimpse of the good times around here--we're choosing what to show you and when to share it. Our hope for this blog is to easily stay connected with friends and family and to remember that at the end of the day, what matters is that we are all in this together and we are deeply loved . . . while it may seem that chaos, laundry and diapers abound, grace and forgiveness abound all the more. This blog is not real life: it is a snapshot of the good times (trust me, there are bad times, too--but I'm less likely to document them here) . . . so enjoy, and be in touch!