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What My Kids Have Been Wearing

vest: thrift (similar), shirt: old navy (similar $12), jeans: gap (same), shoes: target (same)

Big Buddy had become quite the ham in front of the camera. He's a quickest to pose and makes the greatest faces.


sweater: thrift (similar), pants: gift (similar $26), shoes: gift (similar $35)

Most of the time when we pull out the camera Mini Man likes to be dramatic in the sad way - he's got some fabulous pouty lips! On this day, however, he was all smiles. That smile of his is pretty fabulous too! 


sweater: hand-me-down (similar $30 or similar $115), skirt: thrift,
leggings: old navy (same $7),  shoes: thrift (similar)

After we got home from church Little Lady took a pair of scissors to her bangs...her look has a bit more edge to it now. Even with the wonky bangs though,  she still the cutest thing. I shared some of pictures of the cut here. 


Last week Jeremy made a remark (jokingly) about feeling left out of all the pictures: "are my outfits not good enough?". This week I made sure he got in on the action. Truth be told he's probably the most stylish one of the family.  ;) 

on jeremy pants: gap (same), sweater: gap (same), button up: thrift (similar $32),
shoes: dsw (same)



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  1. Antionette BlakeNovember 13, 2013 at 3:29 PM

    They are just too cute for words....cherish these moments! So glad we have the internet so they will have these pictures always!!!

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