We attempted picnic #3 on Sunday the 31st, and our second hot-dog cookout. It was so fun, we are getting better each time. The whole hot dog cookout is much more exciting than a plain ol' picnic, and this time we even remembered table cloth(s) AND a set of tongs for the grill. Man, we're getting good at this!
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| Ruby checks out the poker for the fire |
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| One of the first orders of business: get some river water so that we can put out the fire later on |
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| Dad gets the water |
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| Scout, Ruby and dad go back to the picnic area with the water |
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| Little bit of exploring |
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| Scout, unsatisfied that the picnic table was in the sun, creates her own snack spot under a tree, using a rock as a table |
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| Mom and picnic girls |
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| Dad and Ruby |
Yesterday (the 1st) we went to Denver for a playdate with old friends. My camera sat in the car/in a bag throughout the duration of our fun times at the Westlands Park in Greenwood Village, of course. But after a bit of shopping, we decided to head to McDonald's (when we discovered the snack bar at Costco was under renovation!)... and took our snackies to our beloved Potenza Park back in the old 'hood. Not much has changed, except I think since our kids are bigger now, it seemed smaller!
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| Scout, standing in front of the sign explaining the Denver "sister-city" park program, and telling you about the city of Potenza, Italy. This was erected during our time in Denver, whilst people were being furloughed and what not... I remember thinking, "Doesn't everyone have a smartphone, Can't we just google "Potenza" if we want to learn more?" |
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| Scout in the playground that once seemed soooo big |
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| Ruby at the bench, not far from where we parked. You can see her blue flip flops a little in this photo |
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| The blue flip flops. These were found during our trip to Nordstrom Rack, and quickly became an obsession. It became obvious to me that whether I liked it or not, these $8 flip flops were going to come home with us. |
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| My favorite of the photos--two girls enjoying their Happy Meals |
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