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By Sarah




Last Saturday (Oct. 25th) we decided to enjoy the wonderful weather and half price cupons by going to Denver for the day. I guess we got addicted to avoiding chores while we were away.

We had a wonderful time at Elitch Gardens -- we should go there before every Halloween! Kaelah's favorite part was the ball factory. Her eyes just popped when she realized there were balls everywhere! Quite the dream come true when your dog has taught you that balls are the best thing ever. She also did really well on the rides, especially when another mother gave her a sucker to eat along the way (after Kaelah threatened to take her son's sucker away from him).

After Elitch's we met friends at the CO Rapids game, which was a ton of fun too. Since we didn't have seats together, we were only able to talk before the game began, but it was still really nice to see them. Thank you, Justin & Lindsey! This was the last game of the regular season against the Salt Lake Real. The Rapids were winning the entire time, which meant they were headed for the play offs... until the last 3 minutes of regular play. I really wish soccer had over time to break ties. Oh well. But we couldn't have asked for warmer weather or a happier baby!!! We'll definitely be taking Kaelah to more soccer games in the future. (:

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Emily said…
Kaelah is getting sooo big! I'm glad you guys had fun...what did you dress her as for Halloween?
November 4, 2008 at 12:36 PM
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