Last Days in Denver

My three weeks in Denver started on the plane, followed by a train, followed by the bus. 

I arrived on Labor Day weekend when it was still summer. We went to the Denver Zoo and got to admire the beautiful zoo train. By the time I left on September 20, the weather had turned to fall.

We spent some time at playgrounds, where Freddie got to partake in a favorite activity: swinging.

We went to the Science Center, where Lloyd got to build a meandering train track.

Cousin Lauren visited and we walked to ice cream. We also went to City Park and she taught Lloyd some German words.

This very colorful playground is at a school just a few blocks from their house.

Uncle Don and Aunt Kathy visited and Lloyd was given a prized possession: his very own skidster. 

Freddie likes to eat most things (most of the time), he likes books, he likes most things that Lloyd likes, and he was learning to walk while I was there.

He's also a happy and sometimes silly guy.

And Lloyd likes to be moving. Even if it's on a stationary bike.

Midway through my visit, Troy came down for the weekend. I got to spend some time with the Kidds while she was in town.

John or Troy took this sweet picture of Freddie at the zoo, all decked out for fall weather.

Freddie is again quite the fall fashion plate in this handknit sweater.

Every morning and every afternoon this crew went back and forth to daycare.

Lloyd likes to help. On this day he carried his lunchbox. He also likes to push the remote control for the garage.

Brad arrived on Friday and I went home on Saturday. First thing Sunday morning they all left to drive to Minnesota, and by all I mean the humans and Sirius. They're in Minneapolis right now getting settled as they await the closing of their new house next month.