The Reppard Crew: Off to the rivah!

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Off to the rivah!

As we feed the boys more and more food, we're learning some things . . . for example, sweet potatoes stain! So, we have dinner in diapers when we eat them! Hudson and William are learning to love their high chairs, too!

Will

Hudson

We headed to the Rivah today for a belated celebration of Cousin Carrie's Graduation! We had a great time! Here are some pictures from our trip:

Sugie with Hudson and Judah swinging

Getting ready for our first swim in the baby pool! (Do they look like miniature Florida tourists, or what?)

All set! (Hatch with William and Shannon with Hudson) Thanks Cousin Kelly for the pictures!

Pool Time! (hud and will)

Hudson checking things out!

William getting a taste of the new surroundings . . .

William . . . dipping his toes in!

Uncle Judah playing with Hudson

A sleepy William with his lovely Aunt Katie (When he is not sleepy, William loves to stare at Aunt Katie!)

Cousins! (Mary Beth with her son Shawn Thomas and Shannon with Hudson . . . William was too cold!)

1 comment:

Carter Higgins said...: Those two monkeys are just the sweetest little nuggets I have ever seen. How adorable...and even their pictures make me laugh so I can only imagine how hilarious they are in real life! AND this is a little weird, I realize that, but I have had TWO separate dreams about them where we are laughing and I'm tickling their feet. Strange? I know. I just think I love them so much even though I don't even know them:)
Love. xoxo.; June 2, 2009 at 2:43 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!