Time to fly back to Denver. I could use a little rest and relaxation…. time to recover after weeks of travel and seminars. What a whirlwind, exhausting, but fun month and a half.
It’s been years since I’ve had the opportunity to spend this much time with my son and get to know him as an adult. As parents, we all love our children, but do we like them? If we weren’t related, would we want to spend time with one another?
Well after the past month, I can honestly say I not only love my son, I like him. And just in case daughter reads this, I feel the very same about her. I’m a lucky mom to have two grown children I respect, admire, like, and of course love. And I look forward to spending time with them!

Ok enough gushing about the kids, what’s next for hubby and me? Upcoming plans? Trips? Adventures? Well we don’t have any concrete plans other than to escape the Colorado winter. Don’t get me wrong, Colorado is beautiful and tons of fun in the winter, but for now I’ll leave the snow to the youngens!
The plan is to start packing the RV and head to the warmth of the desert southwest. We’re hoping to leave early November and meander around Arizona for most of the winter. The weather will dictate when we leave as well as our destinations. It’s a plan with lots of flexibility. I’ll keep ya all posted…..
If you’re going to the Great American Southwest, I’m going with you! Say hello to your newest “follower!”
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Hey thanks and I’ll be stopping over at yours!
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Lovely to know that you also have a son and daughter who you like as well as love. 🙂 Your travel plans for the winter sound exciting. Arizona is a really unique part of the States. Look forward to your photos. 🙂
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Thank you….totally agree Arizona is unique. Thanks for stopping by and commenting and I feel lucky my kids turned out pretty darn good – sure hasn’t been easy though 🙂
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Beautiful kids! I am sure they would say the same about you. 🙂 I don’t think I would mind bumping around Arizona. I haven’t been there before and would love to explore. Spectacular landscape photo. 🙂
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Thank you…..appreciate the comment. Arizona has a lot of unique places to photograph. 🙂
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Gorgeous photos and beautiful tribute to your children. You and your husband seemed to have done a fine job raising them. 🙂
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Thanks…..it hasn’t always been easy raising kids but then again most worthwhile things in life aren’t easy.
That bottom photo is one of my favs….taken quickly at a picnic area near Salt River on the way to Saguaro Lake. Man (perhaps homeless) changing his clothes off to the side….I walked up to the area, snapped numerous pics quickly, ran back to the truck. My best photos are taken when I don’t expect results…lol
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It’s a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it…lol
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Oh! life must be so tough, deciding where to wander off to next! (just totally kidding, of course!)
I look forward to your next adventure. 😉
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We will be on the look out of wherever you will be.
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Sounds like a plan…..
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For sure we will be in the Tucson area around Christmas time. I will be flying to Arkansas for some family gathering.
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We have yet to check out Tucson….driven thru but no stops. I’m sure we’ll manage to run into each other during some explorations 🙂
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Sounds great… if I could I would also run from the cold… much prefer the heat…. I love and like my kids as well they are my good friends… must be something to do with good upbringing… they must have had outstanding parents… enough about me now… I love your blog… and look forward to wherever it is we are off to…
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Yes, cold weather is for the “young”. I too look forward to getting out and about….ready for more travel 🙂 Our kids sure are lucky to have parents like us!
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