Playing catch during tailgate party

I had a great time at the GA Tech/UGA game! We met some friends for a tailgate party that afternoon. It was about 100 degrees. Mom and Dad kept drinking "to replenish themselves," they said. I was running around eating chips and dip, drinking juice, and playing catch with a boy who would've been a terrific big brother. The game was a lot of fun. We won. The only bad news was that some hoodlums found my well-hidden stroller and trashed it. What a bummer. I've heard of joy rides... but in a stroller?

Ice Cream at the Martin's

Yummy! Daddy's friend, Hugh, invited us over for some pie and ice cream after Thanksgiving. It was super good. We met a lot of people and I was lucky enough to have budding photographer Chris Mitts take my picture. Dad had three pieces of pie (one pecan, two pumpkin). Mom wouldn't disclose how many pieces she had. Said it was none of my business.

Aurbrey turns 3

Watch out! Look at us having fun celebrating Aubrey's third birthday. Here I am checking out Aubrey's new play tent from IKEA (I'm in the middle). It has a funny name that I can't remember. Kinsey is in here too. We had a lot of fun eating cake, kicking the ball, riding around on a cool trike-with-a-handle thing. I can't wait for my third birthday.

Repp's friends from CA

These are two of my best girls, Leila and Rania. We got to hang for the first time this summer when I went to visit them. We had a lot of fun on the swings and eating watermelon in their very nice back yard. Dad tells me that I'll get to see them again this summer. I hope so.

Yummy in my tummy

We had thanksgiving at Bryan and Sharon's house. It was a lot of fun. Many of their friends, and ours, were there too. Tom and Hye-Jin, Mark and Mariam, Morimoto, Bryan's mom, and Bryan's friends from Alabama. The food was awesome--as you can see. I really enjoyed the green beans and Korean pears (with whipped cream).

Mom and dad had fun, too. Mom ate so much that she took a nap while watching football in the downstairs room. Dad ate a lot as well. We are certainly thankful for good food, good friends, and our wonderful folks in Missouri, Virginia and Iowa. Mom says she's especially thankful for her new car!

Don't call me a bonehead

I was goofing off during thanksgiving at Bryan and Sharon's house. They had a lot of toys for me to play with. Even a practical joke bone.

Playing with Parker

I had fun playing with Parker. Most of the the time he wouldn't have anything to do with me until I found his basket of toys. We played tug of war and he would growl. But he was a good and very patient dog. I'm still trying to figure out how to play with dogs.

Repp meets Uga

I got to meet Uga (sounds like bubba) the other night at a football game. Actually, it was a few nights ago. Someone was asleep and I snuck up to the skyboxes with mom and dad for the Georgia/Tennessee game. The first half was great. I fell asleep during the second half...thankfully so. The bulldog is a 50 year tradition. The same family has been entrusted with taking care of him(s)--there have been several of them--since then. Ruff. Ruff.

Mountain Man

My teachers at school went to a conference this past week. I hope they go more often because daddy took me to the mountains. We spent time outside looking at trees, leaves, and bugs. Dad taught me how to touch a bug with a little stick. He encouraged me to be gentle but what fun is that?

We went to one of the many pancake houses our first morning for breakfast. Buttermilk pancakes are very good. As you can see below, we also went to the aquarium. I also tried on a coon-skin cap...just to make dad happy. Who knows how many dirty heads had worn that thing before me.

Shark Attack!

Dad took me to the Shark exhibit at the Gatlinburg Aquarium. You know, I'm really into sharks right now. I have a book that describes all the ferocious sharks, and I saw several of them on our visit. Just look at their teeth! As you can tell, I was a little scared to have that bull shark bearing down on me.