This year we spent our break in Park City. We decided to get our last skiing in before the warmer weather made its' debut. This was also the first time I flew solo with the kids; David met us a few days later.
The flight was like this:
The girls were a little worried about the Easter Bunny not finding them,
but that clever bunny figured it out:
On the other hand, this Easter bunny looked more like
an Easter rat.
When you have a swimmer...FOOD is a big deal:
Sledding in our front yard:
An epic day to ski!
Our favorite guy finally arrived:
We were so lucky to have 3 days of fresh snow!
Is this not the coolest wall?
And this was my favorite meal...Chicken Pot Pie (to die for!)
We just experienced our very first snowy winter break. Compliments of Park City, Utah. With highs of 12-15 F and lows in the negatives, I can tell you for sure, I have never been so cold in my life! What made this first winter trip even more special was having our very first guests! So happy Dani and her family could join us. They were our first "guinea pigs".
And I have made a few notes for subsequent trips with guests.
Our family had a wonderful and schedule free time. As soon as we landed, the girls were off sliding in the fresh snow in front of our house. It truly was a winter wonderland.
Our first days on the slopes were a little rough. Ski school was booked (poor planning during the busiest time of the year) and Kalista wasn't up to par to keep up with the 3 of us. But she was a trooper and we made the best memories.
I totally remember this day. It was freezing! But fresh snow was quite epic.
Kid free days! Thank you ski school!
Snow mobiles were a huge a hit!
Outdoor ice skating is always a treat.
Something about having the snow covered mountains surrounding you.