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Colorado Shakes

Funny how things just work out sometimes. Upon our first invitation to leave Kaelah & go on vacation, I began talking to a lot of moms. Generally, the rule was that parents ditch their children in this manner: # of days gone = age (in yrs.) of youngest child. Well, upon discovering this equation, Dan & I had planned on spending 2 days in CO Springs for our anniversary this year. A little while before heading to CA for our family vacation I got the feeling to cancel those plans. I assumed it was a money issue (the happiest place on earth is pricey!), & Dan agreed.

Well, turns out we would have a 6-week-old baby on our 6th anniversary. Hooray! So, for my present, we went & saw my favorite Shakespeare play in an outdoor theater with a picnic on the green beforehand. LOVED IT! (Thanks to Mom & Dad for babysitting -- they said they both had to take a nap the next day.) I pasted the following review link, if you're interested: Comedy on stage: Colorado Shakespeare Festival's. (My only disagreement with the author is that I thought Benedict was way better than Beatrice.) And for Danny's anniversary present? A couple little things from the Apple Store, of course. (:

Love you, babe! You are my favorite person in the whole wide world to hang out with. It was wonderful.

Comments

I'm going to have to make Carl start reading all these blogs people post about their anniversaries. Maybe he will get a clue. Maybe. Of course two kids doesn't make it easy. Or the fact that I'm a cheapskate.
Reggs said…
Happy Anniversary!! Good for you for making an effort to get out together. Sometimes it is crucial to leave behind the world and re-connect with the spouse. It's nice to say, "Hey I still like you a lot!" and maybe even have a quiet pint of ice cream together.
Enjoy!
Emily said…
How fun!! Congratulations on 6 years! By the way, thanks for the advice on the vitamins...I'm going to check it out!

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