I don't know if I already mentioned this or not, but because our wedding anniversary isn't until July...after the baby is born, we decided to take an early one.
Aaron heard about a Passover Sader being done in Ridgeway (2 hours away), and thought that since it was only about 15 minutes from Ouray (the Switzerland of Colorado), we could go to the dinner and then stay at a Bed and Breakfast overnight. Ouray is famous for things like, skiing, mountains, waterfalls, natural hotsprings...things like that.
So, we Saturday afternoon we left Aloria with Ed and Rhonda to stay overnight, since Marlene was working...it was more difficult for me to do then I thought it would be. I haven't left her overnight with anyone before.
We then left home and drove up passed Ridgeway to Ouay first to check into our B&B...the Christmas House. Sooo cute! Everyroom is decorated like Christmas :-)
...but before we did that, we stopped off at a museum. It was going to close in 30 min. they said, so we only had that long to peruse (and not read much about anything), three floors worth of stuff from the late 1800s and early 1900s...
Here are way too many pictures for you to care about, but still less then all of the pictures I took :-)
Aaron heard about a Passover Sader being done in Ridgeway (2 hours away), and thought that since it was only about 15 minutes from Ouray (the Switzerland of Colorado), we could go to the dinner and then stay at a Bed and Breakfast overnight. Ouray is famous for things like, skiing, mountains, waterfalls, natural hotsprings...things like that.
So, we Saturday afternoon we left Aloria with Ed and Rhonda to stay overnight, since Marlene was working...it was more difficult for me to do then I thought it would be. I haven't left her overnight with anyone before.
We then left home and drove up passed Ridgeway to Ouay first to check into our B&B...the Christmas House. Sooo cute! Everyroom is decorated like Christmas :-)
...but before we did that, we stopped off at a museum. It was going to close in 30 min. they said, so we only had that long to peruse (and not read much about anything), three floors worth of stuff from the late 1800s and early 1900s...
Here are way too many pictures for you to care about, but still less then all of the pictures I took :-)
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