Here is Lucy and Jeremiah, setting their children down for a family photo together.

On the far left is Samantha, sometimes called “Sam”. She is their oldest at 9 years old. She has taken after her mother in her love for the outdoors. She is a bit of a tomboy, but still having a healthy feminine side. She loves the long camping/hiking trips she goes on with her grandparents. She si already skilled at getting by on the bare minimum of supplies in the wilderness, but her mother does make her take a camera along to document her adventures. Lucy loves watching her daughter enjoy what she used to love, but can no longer do because of her prostetics.

Next over is Jake, age 7. Your typical small boy, energetic and exploring. Can often be found riding his bike with the other kids in the neighborhood or playing at the park. Curious about how things work, his parents have thankfully gotten him to stop taking things apart, especially mommies good sets of prosthetics. He likes going with Samantha and their grandparents on weekend camping trips, but doesn't like going on the long treks.

Third from the left is Bernadette. Most people call her “Bernie”, she got this nickname when she was learning to talk and trying to pronounce “Bernadette”. “Bernie” was what she told everyone her name was for quite a while until she learned to pronounce “ Bernadette” properly. She now answers to either name. She loves her dolls and playing house, like many 5 year old girls do, but will go and play with her older brother and sister if they are out and about in the park or woods.

John, seen leaning shyly against his mother, is the youngest at 3 years old. He is still learning about how the world works and is very shy and cautious around new things and people. He loves being with his mother and father, to him they represent safety and security. He is often seen playing with Bernie and Samantha when his parents are working. He doesn't like playing with Jake much, Jake is fast and energetic while John tries to be slow and cautious when out playing.

Together, the six of them are one big energetic bunny family.

This piece was done by the talented  Nut Case Art