Over the weekend, the hubs and I took off to Park City for our early anniversary celebration. It was exceptionally weird to be alone without Rhett (who spent the night with Grandma Cheryl and Grandpa Brad) but it was a much needed getaway. I was starting to feel like I had lost myself, and that my sense of "wife-ness" had been completely replaced with "mom-ness" so getting to rekindle our little love flame was nice. It made the hubs and I all lovey all weekend which made everyone else want to gag. Loved it.
We stayed at The Lodges Deer Valley Resort. Our room had a private hot tub on the deck, and probably could have slept both our families in it at the same time. It was a little ridiculous to get it for just one night for just the two of us, but since when are we anything but ridiculous? Get real.
Saturday morning we woke up bright and early (only because checkout was at 10...who does that?) and hit up the outlets. Dewy really came into his own. My husband is a saver. I spend all our money and he saves anything he can get his hands on. So I was planning on our outlet day to be full of me spending everything and him fighting off an aneurism. Not so. He spent more than I did. I got more things than he did. I'm a professional shopper. He will figure out how to shop like me one day. It gives him something to aspire to. Does anyone else love the houses in Park City? I couldn't snap the pictures fast enough as we drove from our hotel to the outlets. I love main street, which was right by where we stayed, and I would love to own one of these little houses that overlooks main street. Sigh.
On the way home we ate lunch at Taggarts Grill. Delicious. When we got back, we spent the remainder of the evening at my mom's and swam. Rhett had his first swim. It was so fun. He didn't really do much of anything. He just kind of sat there in our arms like "whats the big deal?" Oh well...
We stayed at The Lodges Deer Valley Resort. Our room had a private hot tub on the deck, and probably could have slept both our families in it at the same time. It was a little ridiculous to get it for just one night for just the two of us, but since when are we anything but ridiculous? Get real.
Saturday morning we woke up bright and early (only because checkout was at 10...who does that?) and hit up the outlets. Dewy really came into his own. My husband is a saver. I spend all our money and he saves anything he can get his hands on. So I was planning on our outlet day to be full of me spending everything and him fighting off an aneurism. Not so. He spent more than I did. I got more things than he did. I'm a professional shopper. He will figure out how to shop like me one day. It gives him something to aspire to. Does anyone else love the houses in Park City? I couldn't snap the pictures fast enough as we drove from our hotel to the outlets. I love main street, which was right by where we stayed, and I would love to own one of these little houses that overlooks main street. Sigh.
On the way home we ate lunch at Taggarts Grill. Delicious. When we got back, we spent the remainder of the evening at my mom's and swam. Rhett had his first swim. It was so fun. He didn't really do much of anything. He just kind of sat there in our arms like "whats the big deal?" Oh well...
2 thoughts:
Sounds like a great weekend!! That resort looks amazing! I know Matt would love a hot tub right outside the room!
He is adorable!!! Cute little guy in the pool! Happy Anniversary!!! It is wierd for me to leave Trig overnight still... wonder if it ever gets un-wierd...
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