I just got back from a fun weekend in Denver and thought I would share some of the pictures and memories. My friend Paul moved out there a while back and recently became a homeowner. In an effort to show off his homemaking skills, he invited some friends and me out to visit. Orignially there were 6 of us who bought plane tickets, but in the end only 3 made it on the plane. (I know you are dying to hear what happened to the others, so here goes...2 of them were dating, but broke up a couple weeks ago and didn't want to suffer in front of us and 1 of them couldn't risk failing an upcoming test for his MBA program). I was a little sad when I found out they weren't coming, but turns out we had the time of our lives.
Nate and I flew in together and Claire joined us a hour later from New Mexico. We drove around Denver and then stopped at a fun little Italian joint called Pasquini's for dinner. The food was delicious and the company was hilarious.
Nate and I flew in together and Claire joined us a hour later from New Mexico. We drove around Denver and then stopped at a fun little Italian joint called Pasquini's for dinner. The food was delicious and the company was hilarious.
Nate was a little sleepy after waking up at 5am that morning and staying so up late (this picture was taken probably close to 1am). The girls had the upper wing of the house and the boys were down in the basement, so Paul had to carry Nate downstairs! Okay, not really, but he was very hard to wake up.
Here is the crew!!
I was able to add another temple to "The List of Temple's I've Attended." Denver was a great one.
It had snowed the night before and was bitter cold that day.
After the temple, my friend Nate talked us into trying to find his grandparents' grave (I know this is really sounding like weird activities to do on a vacation, but I think I laughed non-stop this weekend- except in the temple, of course...or maybe just a couple laughs)! When we were leaving the cemetery we saw this headstone and had to take a picture in honor "Uncle Chuck Norris."
(I hope it isn't bad to jokingly take a picture of a stranger's headstone).
(I hope it isn't bad to jokingly take a picture of a stranger's headstone).Paul's roommate used to be a little bit wild and has a few marks left behind to prove it. Paul had tried to explain this tatoo to me over the phone, but I could not picture it. I had to take a picture, so that when I told people about it I could just show them (even though I am not such a fan of tatoos).
4 comments:
I love that you said you had the time of your life now that B and W didn't go. Just seems a little cruel, don't you think?
Looks like fun! That is one crazy tatoo. Glad you enjoyed your weekend with friends but you sure missed out on babysitting your niece and nephews! ;)
What a fun trip! I think you are totally OK to take a picture jokingly of a strangers headstone, by the way. Oh, and hat tatoo is the only one I have seen that I would consider getting myself, by the way. love your posts!
I actually have a picture of me laying dead as a joke on someones grave, I'm lucky I didn't get swallowed up right then! Sara
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