I haven't blogged about our recent trip to Angel Fire, NM because it's just too depressing to thinking about not being there. Well, that's not really the reason, but seriously, it was amazing.






MUCH, MUCH sillines,

Oh, and Jesus stuff.

We had grand plans for Line Dancing at the community center, but they didn't start til 8 o'clock & we had seen all we wanted of Red River by 4 and the wait just didn't seem worth it. David just taught us the Texas Roadhouse line dance when we got home instead. Well, not really.
Sunday the boys decided to play another round of golf since our 4-wheeling dreams had been dashed by a locked gate, so the girls packed up and headed over to the big city of Eagle Nest. We grabbed lunch (nicely heated up from the freezer) & walked around town to take pictures. We tried to find letters in architecture to spell our names out. I was trying to find Kate's. I am still hunting for an A...


Monday morning we packed up, cleaned house, and headed back to the airport. Thanks to a long lunch & some fun traffic we were a little late getting to the airport...we were a little nervous things would take long returning the cars & the boys might be stuck for awhile...but they made it. Kate was an amazing traveler as usual. She had a meltdown on the way back to the airport after waking up from her nap too early, but nothing a Baby Einstein video couldn't handle.
The Coleman family - Drew, Jennie, Jackie & Laura joined us this time. We had been talking about taking this trip since last spring, and it finally happened! We left town on a Thursday morning, made a stop for lunch in Dallas at "Two Guys from Italy", which was AMAZING, then headed to the airport to fly to Albequerque. In Albequerque we rented a couple cars then headed out to Angel Fire.
It really was an amazing trip. The highs were in the low 70s & the lows were in the low 40s. We wore jeans & long sleeves. When we talked about it at the end, it was hard to pick our favorite thing about the trip.
We relaxed inside,
played with Kate,
watched lots of movies,
did each other's hair,
the boys put their lessons to use and played golf,
we went out to eat every night.
look at that sky!
Oh, and did we play some games. Sequence every morning with breakfast, Speed Scrabble, Pit, Swap, but my personal favorite was this well documented Guesstures game. I even have some video...but it's on my actual video camera & I'm not sure how to get it on here. Maybe I'll figure that out...until then...





Saturday, we took a little trip over to Red River for the day.
Knock-knock jokes over walkie-talkies,
Ski-lift rides to the top of the mountain,

MUCH, MUCH sillines,

Oh, and Jesus stuff.

We had grand plans for Line Dancing at the community center, but they didn't start til 8 o'clock & we had seen all we wanted of Red River by 4 and the wait just didn't seem worth it. David just taught us the Texas Roadhouse line dance when we got home instead. Well, not really.
Sunday the boys decided to play another round of golf since our 4-wheeling dreams had been dashed by a locked gate, so the girls packed up and headed over to the big city of Eagle Nest. We grabbed lunch (nicely heated up from the freezer) & walked around town to take pictures. We tried to find letters in architecture to spell our names out. I was trying to find Kate's. I am still hunting for an A...



Monday morning we packed up, cleaned house, and headed back to the airport. Thanks to a long lunch & some fun traffic we were a little late getting to the airport...we were a little nervous things would take long returning the cars & the boys might be stuck for awhile...but they made it. Kate was an amazing traveler as usual. She had a meltdown on the way back to the airport after waking up from her nap too early, but nothing a Baby Einstein video couldn't handle.
So, now we're back to the 100 degree heat, except for this week we've gotten a few cool fronts - it's only 90 - and back to sweating the minute you walk out the door from the 97% humidity. Back to going to work, not having a cooked breakfast every morning. Back to not playing at least 3 games a day, and back to not living with friends.
At least we have our memories :-)








































