Wife and A Life at 30 (+)!: Red Lodge.

All loaded and on the road.
Only forgot one minor thing! KLYDE! Oops

Our first family of 5 getaway! Yeah, we did it. We survived. We spent the weekend of March 19, 20, and 21st in Red Lodge, Montana. Shhh.. It's our secret little getaway, find your own! We met Andy's Aunt and Uncle and two cousin's there, Connie. John, Joey and Scott. This is our second time going and we are hoping to make this Annual. for us it may be bi-annual as we like to escape here in the summer/fall also.

I don't even know where to begin when it comes to posting a few pics from this trip. We have soooo many. My goal is to make a slide show, I think I need to hire a life manager, someone who wants to make checks off the list. Anyone interested, taking applications, or you're simply hired if you want the job??

Red lodge was great, the weather was amazing especially the first day that we were there. Andy and I went there with great intentions to take a snowboard day together, but again.

My little shredder. Just love this picture.

.. with 3 little's it's near impossible... Which, is okay. We have a ton of fun playing with them, especially taking them down the bunny hill with us riding on our snowboards. The look on their face is priceless. And, NO... we don't NEED to start them on ski's first. If and when we switch them to ski's it will be their choice or yes.. because it was easier. But...There were 3 1/2 year old twin snowboarders at red lodge, shredding the bunny hill, who gave me full reassurance that we are doing it right. In other words.. I don't need or want you two-cents.

It was great getting to hang out with some Minnesota family again. Connie and John are so great, and so fun to hang out with. They are so good to us and to the kiddos. Zoe definitely bonded with Connie. At one point she even cried when Connie left and Connie came back to get her she willingly went with her, Not like Zoe at all as she is quite the Mama's girl.

Our days were filled with going to the hill, snowboarding, playing, swimming, and we even snuck in a little shopping and a brewery stop.

So thankful for this little trip. It was so needed and good for Andy and I to realize we can still get out and do what we love. Just takes much longer. Ahhh.