Our Trip to Colorado!

This last week we went back to Colorado for a week long visit. It was great to see family and friends we haven't seen in a long time. The time spent there flew by way too fast.

I have a lot of photos I want to share so I think I will make this into a 2 part post.

The road trip to get there went really good! We left early Sunday morning and made it to Denver around dinner time.

Ashley's road trip selfies

It was so good to be back! It was really nice to see mountains again!

Lovely view from Stanley Lake

The first full day we were at Grandmas, the little ones and her made popcorn balls

Then, Norah and Izzy started making themselves some extra large ones!

Sammie spinning Joe

We also got to see our cousin Sammie, Megan and her husband Karl and their son Ronan and Aunt Karen. I hadn't seen them in at least 2 years and that was our first time to meet Ronan. We met them at the park and then went back to Grandmas house after it got too cold.

Peyton and Katherine

Sammie and Katherine

Ronan and Aunt Karen

Karl and Megan

Little Ronan

SNOW!!!

The next morning it snowed about 8 inches!!! That evening was Bradley and Chavvah's wedding. Chavvah had prayed for snow that day so she could have snow pictures! Is that cool or what?

Joe was enjoying it!

One of our highlights of the week was definitely the wedding. It was great to see the Oggs again and see Chavvah get married! Plus all the other friends that we haven't seen in so long!

Katherine all ready to go

The wedding reception

Awesome friends!

Bride and Groom departing

To be continued...

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