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Every morning you greet me

June11-17
The main event of this week was Glen and I celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary. How did that even happen? 20 years! We went away to Eden, Utah for a couple nights of just us. It was wonderful and something we might make happen more.
Lilly came home and helped Lucy with the other kids. They did just fine with out us.  We really appreciated the older girls taking care of things for us. It may have helped that there was wizard and space 4-H camp for Ruth and Beth and Daryl was at 4-H JYC part of the time.

Glen and I had not spent much time in that area. It was beautiful. All the spring rain had it showing off well. We went on three hikes, ate at some good food and enjoyed being together.
Do you see the little blue eggs hidden in the middle? 





The snow this past winter was not nice to this map station. 














 

Comments

Paige said…
Isn't it blissful to find out you still like each other? Even without the extra kids helping you concentrate on other things. You're still a great couple! I'm super glad you pointed out those blue eggs. I would've scrolled past and missed it.

Congratulations on two decades!
HW said…
You found such beautiful things on your hike! Alan and I try to get away without kids at least once a year to remember why and that we like each other. And it's so much easier if you have grown your own babysitters! Congratulations on 20 years. Well done!
kirsta said…
Happy Anniversary!! 20 years is a great accomplishment. Congratulations! Your time in Eden sounds wonderful and you got such beautiful pictures of your hikes. The blue eggs in the nest were delightful!!

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