Going Through Life One Blog Post at a Time
It was a tough day at the diamond for the Mid-MO Stars. They lost the first game and tied the second, but they should have beaten both teams. There was definitely some rust and the boys just could not seem to get it together. Hopefully, tomorrow will be a better day.
The official photographer photos are posted and I bought two of Andy. This is Andy on Battle Mountain.
This is Andy crossing the finish line.
We went to John’s first schedule pick-up night for Middle School and then attended what is most likely his last Camp Mudd Family Night as a camper. How are we here already?
Lord, please give me strength. Laura has four of her closest friends over for a sleepover to celebrate her birthday (a month late). May I make it through the night because the cicadas outside are quieter than five teenagers… Happy Birthday, Laura!
Marc (from my work) brought me one of his mutantly large zucchinis. I cannot wait to make zoodles!
I went to Jefferson City to have lunch with my former boss today. Since I was off today, I took advantage and headed down. We ate at a place called The Grand Café and it was a great time! I am so glad that I took the opportunity to see Casey. On a side note, I took a picture of the Capitol building to show the kids. They have both been there and loved it. It is currently being restored, but you cannot really tell it is the Capitol in its current state.
Our vacation in Colorado has come to an end. We packed up this morning to head back to Missouri.
Our first stop before we leave Colorado is the Mountain Lyon Café in Silverthorne. If you ever get a chance to eat here, make sure to stop. It is so good! The portions are huge though. You have been warned.
Our second stop was Weldwerks Brewery in Greeley. We went there to buy some beer for one of our Columbia friends, but it just so happens that I have an old high school friend who lives about 30 minutes from there. When in Greeley, call Krea!
Our final stop was the Colorful Colorado sign. Goodbye, Colorful Colorado! We are all sad to leave you.
Now, it is time for the long drive through Kansas. We should be home about 3 am.