Park.

Gracie, Ethan, and I met my mom and Austin at the park today, along with a friend of my mom's who has a two year old little boy. It was hot, we were sweaty, but the kids had a great time, so it was good. :)


Little Brother slept the entire time. I parked his stroller in the shade and he enjoyed a nice little nap during our playtime. You can't really see it, but he's wearing his "Biggest Little Seminole Fan" shirt today, showing a little support for FSU. This is the same shirt Gracie wore at this age. I'll have to get a better picture and find the one I have with Gracie wearing it. They look a lot alike!

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  1. CarlySeptember 7, 2011 at 1:33 PM

    Great job capturing the special moments at the park! Do you live in Florida? I ask because of the FSU & that I live in Orlando. I'm adding your blog to my reader.

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 7, 2011 at 3:44 PM

    Awww, these are so cute!

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  3. Platinum RoseSeptember 9, 2011 at 8:46 AM

    Love the picture of Gracie, that's a neat angle! And no comment on Ethan's shirt :-) But that's cute they wore the same one, it would be neat to see Gracie's pic from back when she wore it!

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