I have to say, the hours spent at these parks, away from electronics and the work of the house, have proven to be some of the happiest family time we have spent together. These moments are refreshing to my soul - when I feel like I am really taking in the joy of life with my husband and children, in a truly simple way. Don't you think being in nature has a unique ability for grounding and rejuvenating a person? I definitely do. I walk the dog around if there is a trail, we play with the kids without distraction, we meet new friends, and savor the truly breathtaking Colorado scenery. We admire God's handywork, saying ((thank you Lord!)) for the beauty of His creation. (No, unfortunately for the sake of my family, I'm not kidding. I make them look up at the great big, wide open sky and utter ((thank you Lord!))....outloud. Whatever they may say, I know that secretly, way down deep in the inside, despite their best attempts at making-themselves-seem-too-cool eye-rolling, they like it....a lot...☺)
My babies. Who choose their own clothes as a form of self expression.
I can not be held responsible for red-on-red getup. "They match!"
Speaking of matching....
This was {not} my husband's idea.
But he is SUCH a good sport!
The lovely, (and tall!) Meadow.
Flint rolling down the grassy hill and Tyden...um, Tyden...???
Bj's Velvet Freeze goodness.
Supporting our local business.
Someone told us the kids look like they could be an ad for the place.
I think I agree!
2 comments:
There's a good ice cream place in the Springs called...ummm....I forget, darnit! But they have HUGE cones for cheap! :)
Alyssa, if you think of it let me know!! We've got lots of parks to visit, and lots of ice cream to eat. :-)
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