Thankful Thanksgiving

For Thanksgiving we decided to travel back to Colorado and spend the week with our friends and neighbors. We. Had. So. Much. Fun. Instead of boring you with all the details, I leave you with a picture diary of our week.

We started off the week at the Killian's house. Always a good time with them! Colin and Cam stayed 2 nights with them. The minute we left Colorado on Sunday, Colin asked when he was going to be able to see Kiki again.

                                    

A trip to Colorado to visit friends would not be the same without visiting the Osborn family! These kids have been friend since preschool.

These two could be brothers!



These two could be siblings. Or married....

Yep, two peas in a pod.



Love this little girl. Wish I was around to spend more time with her. She's a firecracker!



  

 The gang is back together!

                                     

A visit to Colorado would also not be complete without a visit to see this family! Makes my heart happy.

The naturally silly two. I heard they had quite a "dance off" while hanging out on Friday. 

Pretty much what these two do all day. 

Thanksgiving with the cousins. 

A little bit of "older cousin worship" going on all day.



Not a ton of snow but enough to ski down the hill.



 Hitting the slopes ... literally....

My ski buddy.

A trip (anywhere) would not be complete without Cam getting hurt. He got to go down the mountain in style. He took a nose dive on a fall and got a bloody nose. We couldn't get it to stop so he got to take a ride. 

All cleaned up. No worse for the wear but very tired.

If you look at the bottom of his ski (behind his binding) it's broken into two pieces. Not sure if he fell because it broke, or if he broke it when he fell. Either way, he wants to hang the ski on his wall. (Why wouldn't he?) 

After posting all of these pictures, I realized that I missed out on A LOT of photo opportunities with many more friends. We had a great time seeing everyone! We also have so much to be thankful for. Thank you to our great friends, the Crowder's, for letting us crash at their house all week. We just couldn't ask for better friends than the ones we have in Colorado. We really thought we would be so sad seeing our old house. As it turns out, it wasn't the house that made the neighborhood, it was the neighbors! Since we know we can always go back and see our neighbors, there was no reason to be sad.  Until next time...