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Thursday, July 12, 2012
What Up Cuz?
My children spent a ton of time with their cousins in Austin earlier this week. From trips to the park across from my parents' house to races up and down the sidewalk to getting rained out at a quarry splash pad, they had a great time. I'm so happy they get to spend time like this with my brothers' kids.
Here's some photos.
Here's some photos.
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What happy beautiful children. Yay for cousins!
ReplyDeleteCute pictures.
ReplyDeleteCousins are like automatic best friends. I always wished I had more cousins my age when I was growing up.
Cousin time is the best! Looks like they had a great time!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! Great shots! Our kiddos spent time wih cousins over the holiday, and it was hard to say goodbye.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!!! Cousins are so much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love cousin time, and so do my kids. You got some fabulous shots too!
ReplyDeleteAnd can I just say, I LOVE that red truck. So awesome. :)
you will treasure these pictures for a long time...and your kids will too when they grow up! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteLooks like they had a fun time!
ReplyDeleteI love it when cousins all get together. Those are some of my best memories of being a kid.
ReplyDeleteHow cute they all are! Looooooving that one of them in the back of the truck. Such an iconic feel.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an awesome time.
ReplyDeleteAnd, what a cool truck they were hanging out on. Makes for an awesome picture!
Such great pictures! I love seeing these.
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is my favorite. I'm glad the kids are getting to spend time with family. It's important.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteYour trip looks so fabulous! (And your pictures are stunning.)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that truck photo. I had a ton of cousins growing up (like nearly 40 actually), and it makes me sad that The Dudes only have one and he lives all the way across the country.
ReplyDeleteI love the angle on several of your shots...my dad would have been focusing on the truck.
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